4.3  WCCProxy Command Overview

WCCProxy commands follow this convention:

wccproxy command_verb

Where command_verb indicates the action you want to perform (see Table 4–1).

Table 4–1 Command Verbs—wccproxy 
Verb
Description
help
Displays an overview of the wccproxy command. Entering no command verb also shows the help file. See Section 4.8.
priority
(UNIX variants and OpenVMS only) Changes the priority of the WCCProxy process. Possible priorities are normal (compete with other processes) and low (allow normal processes to use more CPU than the WCCProxy). The default is low. See Section 4.7.
start
Starts the WEBES WCCProxy. Normally this is not necessary, since the WCCProxy automatically is started with the system. It may be necessary to run this command if the WCCProxy was stopped using the stop command. See Section 4.4.
status
Displays the current status of the WCCProxy process. See Section 2.4.1.
stop
Shuts down the WEBES WCCProxy process and all WCCProxy-connected processes. Be aware that this impacts all WEBES users connected to the system. See Section 4.5.