Answer Posted / tirupathi
boot.properties is the key to this answer, boot.properties (Boot Identity) is a text file which contains username/password to start/stop an instance of WebLogic Server.
Create boot.properties in $DOMAIN_HOME/servers/[server_name]/data/mkdir security with content like
username=[superuser with admin role like weblogic]
password=[password of user]
Repeat tihs for Admin Server and all Managed Server
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