4.6  Killing the WCCProxy

In certain rare situations, stopping the WCCProxy processes using the stop commands in section 4.5 will not stop all WCCProxy, CAAgent, and WCCAgent processes. In those cases, the "wccproxy kill" command can be used to abort those processes. Follow the instructions in section 4.5, replacing the word "stop" with "kill". See also section  3.5 "Troubleshooting an Unresponsive Director" for more operating system specific information on these processes.