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1 WCCPROXY

$ WCCPROXY <command_verb>

The WEBES Common Components (WCC) Proxy is part of Web-Based Enterprise
Services (WEBES). The WCCProxy contains services for System Event Analyzer
(SEA) and Computer Crash Analysis Tool (CCAT).

The WCCProxy communicates with other WCCProxy processes on other host
systems and with WEBES user interfaces on the local host (such as command
line interfaces, the SEA web interface, and the CCAT GUI).

The WCCPROXY process logs error messages to
SVCTOOLS_HOME:[SPECIFIC.WEBES.LOGS]WCCPROXY_DIR.LOG.

Commands are formed using the WCCPROXY prefix followed by one of the valid
command verbs.

Additional information can be found on the Service Tools web site at the
following URL:

   http://h18000.www1.hp.com/support/svctools/

2 HELP

Displays online help for the WCCProxy.

   $ WCCPROXY HELP

3 Examples

$ WCCPROXY HELP

   Shows the WCCPROXY general help.

2 PRIORITY

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.

   $ WCCPROXY PRIORITY [COMPETE | LOW]

3 COMPETE

Sets the priority to normal.

3 LOW

Sets the priority to low.

3 Examples

$ WCCPROXY PRIORITY COMPETE

   Sets the priority of the WCCProxy process to normal.

2 START

Starts the WCCProxy on the local machine. Normally, this is not necessary,
since the WCCProxy starts automatically with the machine. The user who
starts the WCCProxy should have all permissions set; otherwise the
WCCProxy will be unable to read the system event log.

   $ WCCPROXY START

3 Examples

$ WCCPROXY START

   Starts the WCCProxy.

2 STATUS

Shows the current status of the WCCProxy. The result of this command will
indicate if the WCCProxy is currently running, stopped, starting up, or
shutting down.

   $ WCCPROXY STATUS

Possible return values are:

   o Unknown state
   o WCCProxy is not running
   o WCCProxy status file indicates that it is running, but the process
     ID was not found
   o WCCProxy is running
   o WCCProxy is starting up
   o WCCProxy is shutting down

3 Examples

$ WCCPROXY STATUS

   Returns the WCCProxy's current state.

2 STOP

Stops the WCCProxy on the local machine. Any user can stop the WCCProxy;
however, be aware that stopping the WCCProxy will impact everyone using
WEBES on the machine.

   $ WCCPROXY STOP

3 Examples

$ WCCPROXY STOP

   Stops the WCCProxy.