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### Configure a VCN
Now you need to create where your **Weblogic** instance will operate. That means to configure the VCN and subnets. You selected to create a new **VCN**, so you can put here a name for your **VCN** and choose optionaly the **CIDR** block for the network. Subnets will be created automatically. Remember to check your compartment for your **VCN**.
![img_20.png](img_20.png)
### Domain Configuration
Let's configure the **Weblogic** domain. Put the **Admin User Name**, default is weblogic.
Select the compartment of your secret created previously and select the **weblogicadmin** secret.
Select your **JDK** version and if you want, you can create a sample application, just select **Deploy Sample Application** option for this.
![img_38.png](img_38.png)
### Configure Weblogic Instances
Here you can configure your cluster machines. Select your **OCI** compute shape, the **OCPUs** size and the number of **Nodes** for your cluster.
You can configure the **CIDR** block for your servers subnet.
![img_22.png](img_22.png)
### Working with Bastion
Bastion usually helps to mantain your **Weblogic** cluster secure, so you need to access the **Weblogic** admin through this **bastion** server. While bastion will be exposed over a public IP, your **Weblogic** machines will be maintained in a secure private subnet.
Enable "Assign Reserved Public IP to Bastion Instance", configure the **CIDR** block for the subnet and choose the Bastion shape.
Remember to use your private key configured previously to access your bastion in a **SSH** connection.
![img_23.png](img_23.png)
Obtain the **Public IP** of your bastion in the **Compute** menu and in you bastion detail.
An example to access your bastion is:
ssh -i <PrivateKey.pem> opc@<Bastion Public IP> -L 7002:localhost:7002
So you can stablish a tunnel for your Weblogic Admin Server.
You can now access your admin server with your browser with:
https://localhost:7002/console
## Confirm the Stack creation
![img_43.png](img_43.png)