| >set systemname HQ | Sets the system name of the main router| >cd lan | Changes to the LAN profile. | HQ:LAN>set bridging off | Turns bridging off in the LAN profile.
| HQ:LAN>set ip routing on | Turns ip routing on in the LAN profile. | HQ:LAN>set ip 198.52.110.254 | Assigns the ip address to the LAN Profile in the network of the Ethernet segment to which the router is attached.
| HQ:LAN>set subnet 255.255.255.0
| Sets the ip netmask of the LAN profile.
| HQ:LAN>set user remote | Creates the user profile "remote". Changes to the user profile "remote".
| HQ:remote>set profile id 0040f902cbb3 | Configures the physical ethernet address of the remote router, 0040f902cbb3, in the user profile "remote". During a cpp call the ethernet address is passed in band during call negotiation, the profile id must match the far end router's ethernet address for the call to be assigned to the proper profile. If the call is not identified, either the profile id is incorrect or missing, then the call will be given to the STANDARD profile instead of the created profile. This event will cause problems in routed environments.
| HQ:remote>set bridging off | Turns bridging off in the user profile "remote".
| HQ:remote>set ip routing on | Turns ip routing on in the user profile "remote". | HQ:remote>set ip route destination 198.52.211.0/24 gateway 192.168.1.2 | Sets static ip route that sends any packets destined for the remote ethernet network to the ip address of the user profile "HQ" on the remote site router.
| HQ:remote>set ip propagate off | Turns ip propagation of the user profile "remote"s ip address off, so that this interfaces ip network will not be ripped out the ethernet port of the main router. | HQ:remote>set ip 192.168.1.1 | Assignes the ip address to the user profile "remote" in the same ip network as the remote site router's user profile "HQ".
| HQ:remote>set ip netmask 255.255.255.0
| Sets the ip netmask for the user profile "remote".
| HQ:remote>set timeout 120 | Sets the idle timeout parameter to 120 seconds. If there is no interesting traffic to be forwarded across the ISDN connection for 120 seconds then the call will be disconnected.
| HQ:remote>set 1 number 14085224567 | Sets the phone numbers in the user profile "remote" that are used to dial out to the remote router. In this case, the remote router has the same phone number for both b channels, so the same number is set in link 1 and link 2. Link 2 is for bandwidth on demand. It will not automatically connect if link 1 isn't already connected. Link 2's number is NOT used for a secondary dial number, it is for bandwidth on demand only.
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| >set systemname remote | Sets the system name of the remote router.
| remote>cd lan | Changes to the LAN profile. | remote:LAN>set bridging off | Turns bridging off in the LAN profile. | remote:LAN>set ip routing on | Turns ip routing on in the LAN profile.
| remote:LAN>set ip 198.52.211.254 | Assigns the ip address to the LAN Profile in the network of the Ethernet segment to which the router is attached.
| remote:LAN>set subnet 255.255.255.0 | Sets the ip netmask for the LAN profile. | remote>set user HQ | Creates the user profile "HQ". Changes to the user profile "HQ". | remote:HQ>set profile id 0040f902cbb4 | Configures the physical ethernet address of the main router, 0040f902cbb4, in the user profile "HQ". During a cpp call the ethernet address is passed in band during call negotiation, the profile id must match the far end router's ethernet address for the call to be assigned to the proper profile. If the call is not identified, either the profile id is incorrect or missing, then the call will be given to the STANDARD profile instead of the created profile. This event will cause problems in routed environments.
| remote:HQ>set bridging off | Turns bridging off in the user profile "HQ". | remote:HQ>set ip routing on | Turns ip routing on in the user profile "HQ". | remote:HQ>set ip route destination 198.52.110.0/24 gateway 192.168.1.1 | Sets static ip route that sends any packets destined for the main ethernet network to the ip address of the user profile "remote" on the main site router.
| remote:HQ>set ip propagate off | Turns ip propagation of the user profile "HQ"s ip address off, so that this interfaces ip network will not be ripped out the ethernet port of the remote router.
| remote:HQ>set ip 192.168.1.2 | Assigns the ip address to the user profile "HQ". Must be in the same network as the main site router's user profile "remote". | remote:HQ>set ip netmask 255.255.255.0 | Sets the ip netmask of the user profile "HQ". | remote:HQ>set timeout 120 | Sets the idle timeout parameter to 120 seconds. If there is no interesting traffic to be forwarded across the ISDN connection for 120 seconds then the call will be disconnected.
| remote:HQ>set 1 number 14085221234 | remote:HQ>set 2 number 14085221234
| Sets the phone numbers in the user profile "HQ" that are used to dial out to the main router. In this case, the main router has the same phone number for both b channels, so the same number is set in link 1 and link 2. Link 2 is for bandwidth on demand. It will not automatically connect if link 1 isn't already connected. Link 2's number is NOT used for a secondary dial number, it is for bandwidth on demand only.
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