4.4 Starting the WCCProxy
The WCCProxy is automatically started during system startup. Under normal operation, you should not need to manually start the WCCProxy. However, if circumstances require it, you can manually start the WCCProxy by following the instructions for your operating system.
# /usr/sbin/wccproxy start
# /usr/sbin/wccproxy start
# /usr/sbin/wccproxy startAt the OpenVMS command line prompt, enter:
$ wccproxy startOn OpenVMS clusters, you can uses the SYSMAN utility to issue the command do wccproxy start on either all the nodes in the cluster or a specific group of nodes that you choose.
To start the WCCProxy, start the WCCProxy service using one of the following methods:
C:\>net start wccproxy C:\>wccproxy start