!++
!  SAMPLE_CONFIG.WCP
!
!  A sample WCP command file for building a Watcher configuration.
!
!  You can use this file as a template for creating your own Watcher
!  configuration.  Once edited, save the resulting command file as
!  <something>.WCP.  Then run that command file through the Watcher
!  Control Program to create your Watcher configuration database:
!
!  $ RUN WATCHER_DIR:WCP
!  WCP> @name-of-command-file
!  WCP> SAVE WATCHER_DIR:WATCHER_CONFIG.WCFG
!  WCP> EXIT
!
! .........
!
!  This configuration is for a VAXcluster system, so terminal device
!  names are assumed to be of the form
!
!          node$device:
!
!  On standalone systems with no SCSNODE set, terminal device names
!  will be of the form
!
!          device:
!
!--

SET VERIFY

! Set the hibernation time between processing passes

SET INTERVAL=00:05:00

! Set up some defaults for subsequent WATCH commands.
! Since we run virtual terminals, we'll use disconnects
! instead of logouts, and maybe save the user a bit of
! grief. (Virtual terminals are described in the VMS docs,
! Guide to Setting up a VMS System, page 6-19.)
!
! We can safely use /DISCONNECT even when not using virtual
! terminals, since the disconnect code automatically does a
! logout for terminals that cannot be disconnected.

SET WATCH_DEFAULT/WARNING=00:25:00/DISCONNECT=00:30:00

! Use the OPER1 operator class to log Watcher events

SET EVENT/OPER=OPER1

! Ring bells for warning and logout messages

SET BELL

! Watch DECnet remote terminals.  Use PROCESS_IO, since the terminal I/O
! count isn't always an accurate reflection of activity.
! Also, since RT terminals are not disconnectable, use logouts
! instead (though the disconnect code handles this automatically).

WATCH *$RT*/MEASURE=PROCESS_IO/LOGOUT

! You may need the following rules if you are running TCP/IP software
! that causes periodic activity on inbound TELNET sessions.  TWG's
! TCP/IP implementation seems to exhibit this behaviour; others may
! as well (NTY is used by TWG's software, others may use a different
! device name).
!
!WATCH *$NTY*/MEASURE=TERMINAL_IO=5
!
! For the "5", substitute an appriopriate value, which should increase
! or decrease if you raise or lower the SET INTERVAL value.  Run WATCHER
! with DEBUG=8 (or DEBUG=15 for full debugging) to examine how
! quickly the terminal I/O count increases on an idle NTY terminal.

! The following should be uncommented for DECwindows workstations
! and probably on non-workstation systems where the session manager
! is run on remote X terminals.
!
! Note that you CANNOT use TERMINAL_IO for DECwindows.
! The DECwindows code also cannot handle warnings or disconnects,
! so you should set these up with /NOWARNING/LOGOUT.
!
!SET DECWINDOWS
!WATCH *$WSA*/MEASURE=PROCESS_IO/NOWARNING/LOGOUT

! The following should be uncommented for VWS workstations.
!
!WATCH *$WTA*/MEASURE=PROCESS_IO/GROUP=VWS  ! VT200-series terminal emulator
!WATCH *$TKA*/MEASURE=PROCESS_IO/GROUP=VWS  ! Tek 4014 emulator
!WATCH *$TJA*/MEASURE=PROCESS_IO/GROUP=VWS  ! Tek 4125 emulator

! Apply default rules to all other terminals

WATCH *

! Permanently exclude those accounts that may need lengthy idle times

EXCLUDE BACKUP
EXCLUDE SYSTEM

! Exclude the field service account, but only the console

EXCLUDE FIELD/TERMINAL=*$OPA0 

! Exclude people who have terminals in their offices, but only during
! working hours

EXCLUDE LANE/TERMINAL=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT01/PORT_2"/DURING=(PRIMARY:8-16)
EXCLUDE LEW/TERMINAL=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT07/PORT_8"/DURING=(PRIMARY:8-16)
EXCLUDE HINGE/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT01/PORT_3"/DURING=(PRIMARY:8-16)
EXCLUDE FARMER/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT01/PORT_6"/DURING=(PRIMARY:8-16)

! The RDRCA group consists of secretaries who could be on any terminal
! in the 701x office complex

EXCLUDE */UIC=[RDRCA,*]/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="TSV%/701%*"/DURING=(PRIMARY:8-16)

! Exclude the operators while they're logged in in the machine room

EXCLUDE */UIC=[OP,*]/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT02/PORT_1"
EXCLUDE */UIC=[OP,*]/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT02/PORT_2"
EXCLUDE */UIC=[OP,*]/TERM=*$LT*/ACCPOR="LAT07/PORT_3"

! Extend the logout and warning intervals for some "special" users

OVERRIDE */HOLDING=SPECIAL/DISCONNECT=01:00:00/WARNING=00:55:00

! The end.