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Liferay 7 installation process

1. Go to portal home ( cd portal_home_directory/ )
2. Go to server directory ( cd server_directory/bin/ )
3. Start server ( ./catalina.sh start )
4. If see log ( tail -f ../logs/catalina.out )

 Wait until server is satrted ...
Once portal server successfully started then it will automatically open the browser and we have to complete the basic configuration page. Once portal is started then you can see the message in server console says that sever started and minutes the took to start server.
If portal automatically not open in the browser then use following local host to see portal page. The default port of tomcat server is 8080
http://localhost:8080/

When the first time portal is started then we have to complete the basic configuration steps and its only one time.
Basic configuration page
 If you would like to change the details like portal name, first name, last name and email you can fill in the form otherwise we can go with default populated details in the form.

Liferay default database is Hypersonic that we can observed in the database section. If we would like to change to other data base click on change link then it will ask database connection details.
Before you change default database you have to create a database if not exist.
1. Database name : Replace lportal with your_database_name in database connection link.
2. Database username : your_database_username Ex. root
3. Database password : your_database_password Ex. 123

Click on Finish Configuration to save the configuration. The configuration has saved in portal_home_directory/portal-setup-wizard.properties
 
Now restart the portal.
1. Stop server ( ./catalina.sh stop )
2. Start server ( ./catalina.sh start )
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