Cisco Systems 700 Incoming Calls, Deleting Profiles, Changing Profile Names, Set profile user

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Incoming Calls

In the following example, the profile parameter number is removed from the profile by using the unset command:

Host:Profile> unset number

Deleting Profiles

The reset user command deletes a user-defined profile from the router. The three permanent profiles (LAN, Internal, and Standard) cannot be deleted. This command also closes any connection associated with the profile.

In the following example, the tomd profile is removed from the system by using the reset user command:

Host:Profile> reset user tomd

Changing Profile Names

The set profile user command changes the name of an existing profile. Enter this command while in profile mode for the profile you want to affect. In the following example, the profile name is being changed from 2500 to 4500:

766:2500> set profile user 4500

766:4500>

Incoming Calls

When the router receives an incoming call, the router searches both active and inactive profiles for a profile with the same name as the calling device. If it finds a profile with the matching user ID, the router uses the configuration parameters of that profile while communicating with the remote device. If the profile is inactive, it is automatically activated for the duration of the connection.

When the call is finished, the physical link between the two devices is disconnected. However, the virtual connection to the remote router might be configured to remain active.

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Contents Cisco 700 Series Router Configuration Guide Page N T E N T S Chapter Using Chap Chapter Configuring Dhcp Relay, Dhcp Server, and PAT Token Caching A-2 About This Manual Related Documentation Conventions Set systemname systemname Overview Supported ProtocolsSoftware Images Administrative Configuration Options 4Cisco700 Series Router Command Reference Using Profiles with Cisco 700 Series Routers Profile OverviewSystem and Profile Parameters Profiles and Connections System Mode Parameter Set Profile Mode Parameter SetLists the parameters that can be configured in a profile Permanent ProfilesDisplaying Profile Configurations Creating and Modifying ProfilesRemoving Profile-Based Values Host set user tomdHostProfile reset user tomd Incoming CallsDeleting Profiles Changing Profile NamesOutgoing Calls 8Cisco700 Series Router Configuration Guide Basic Configurations Basic Configuration ConceptsLANs and WANs Bridges and RoutersProfiles Current Configuration Show configHost show config Remote and Central SitesPassword and Secret Starting PointAdditional Reference Set defSetting Spid Autodetection North America only Set autodetection onSetting SPIDs Manually North America only Set switch dmsBridging with a Cisco 700 Series Router Bridging ExampleRouting IP with a Cisco 700 Series Router to an ISP Cisco 700 Series Router Bridging InstructionsConnecting to an ISP-Example Configuration Routing IP to a Central Site Routing a Cisco 700 Series Router to an ISP InstructionsSet system 764 cd lan Set ip address Set user isp Set numberRouting IP to a Central Site-Example Configuration Central Site IP Routing Command Summary Set system remote765 set multidestination on cd LANRouting IP and IPX On-Demand Set ppp auth in chap set ppp secret host cd lanRouting IP and IPX On-Demand-Example Configuration On-Demand IP and IPX Routing with PPP Instructions Cd LANCentral Site On-Demand IP and IPX Routing with PPP Commands Set bridging off18Cisco 700 Series Router Configuration Guide Using Chap IP Static Routing and Callback with Chap Authentication Spid Detection North America onlyRemote Cisco 765 Command Summary Set switch 5essSet ip rip update off set timeout Set ip rip version 2 set userIP Static Routing with Chap Authentication and MLP Set ip rip update periodic set user Set ppp secret client Demand 2 threshold 32 duration 5 set active RebootIP Static Routing with PAP Authentication and MLP IP Static Routing with PAP AuthenticationSet bridging off set timeout 360 set active reboot IP Unnumbered Routing and Chap Authentication with MLP IP Unnumbered Static Routing and Chap with MLPSet ppp secret host cd lan IP Static and IPX Static Routing with Chap and MLP IP Static and IPX Static Routing with PPPSet ip rip update periodic set user Set multidestination onIPX Static Routing with Chap and MLP 4500Set ipx rip update periodic set user Set ppp multilink off Multilink PPP EncapsulationDynamic Routing Protocols Bridging to a Router Running Cisco IOS Software 16Cisco700 Series Router Configuration Guide Configuring Dhcp Relay, Dhcp Server, and PAT Dhcp Description Dhcp Server Application NotesPAT Application Notes PAT DescriptionDhcp Relay Application Notes Set ip framing none Ipcp DescriptionIpcp Address Negotiation Application Notes Cisco 765 Series Router Commands PPP Ipcp Negotiation ExampleSet system Verify the ConfigurationDhcp Relay with Ipcp Negotiation Example Dhcp Server with Ipcp Negotiation Example Set user Set dhcp serverSet dhcp gateway primary 172.168.1.1 cd lan PAT with Ipcp Single-Destination Negotiation Example PAT with Ipcp Single-Destination NegotiationSet system Set ip pat po ftp 10.0.0.2 cd lan Dhcp Server with PAT and Ipcp Single-Destination Negotiation Set active Dhcp server Cisco Isdn network Set ip netmask 255.255.255.0 set ip pat on Verify the Configuration 16Cisco700 Series Router Configuration Guide Configuring Remote Capi Capi and RVS-COM Supported Applications Remote Capi Router CommandsSupported D-Channel Protocols Set rcapi on Set dir Configuring the Cisco 700 Router as an Rcapi ServerRcapi Command Summary Local-router show rcapi status 6Cisco700 Series Router Configuration Guide Token Card and Cisco Secure Authentication Support Token Caching Figure A-2 PAP Client Packet 4Cisco700 Series Router Configuration Guide D E ISP Ipxcp RIP ARP BCP Chap Dhcp Icmp Ipcp Ipxcp ISDN-DCP Mlppp PAP PAT
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