4.2 Interacting with the WCCProxy
The WCCProxy automatically starts along with the system and normally does not require additional attention; however, this chapter explains how to interact with it whenever you must affect its operation for some reason.
You interact with the WCCProxy by sending it commands from the command prompt of the system where WEBES is installed. These commands impact all of WEBES and are not limited to only the SEA tool. The WCCProxy commands only affect the WCCProxy process and are not useful for activities such as system configuration, automatic notification, and so on.
4.2.1 Permissions
To run any of the commands described in this chapter, you must be a privileged user as described in Section 2.2.
4.2.2 Clusters
Even if SEA is installed on a cluster, commands only impact the local node. If you want to modify an entire cluster you must perform the desired operation on each node.