204 Chapter 7: Configuring a Cisco 700 Series Router
set active
This command activates the profile. This can be
accomplished by a router reboot after the
configuration is complete.
LAN
set bridging off
This command does what it suggests--it turns off
bridging on the LAN interface. Only those protocols
(IP or IPX) that are routed are passed.
set ip
This command declares the IP address for the
LAN interface.
set ip netmask
This command declares the IP address mask for the
LAN interface.
set ip routing on
This command turns on IP routing for the interface.
User
set user CorpOFF
This command creates the user profile called
CorpOFF. This profile name is used (along with the
password specified by the set ppp host command) for
authentication in the inbound direction. This
command is not used after the profile has been created.
Once a profile is created, the command cd is used to
change it.
set bridging off
This device enables bridging to be turned off in the
profile for the BRI port.
set ip 10.33.33.1
The ip address 10.33.33.1 is used for the BRI
interface when this profile is used.
set ip netmask 255.255.255.0
The mask for the IP address is set to 24 bits.
set ip routing on
This command enables ip routing on the
interface. This does not enable the sending of
RIP updates; it simply allows routing to take
place over the interface.
set number 5551212
The phone number 5551212 is called when this
profile is used.
set ip route destination 0.0.0.0/0
gateway
This is a default route inside the CorpOFF
profile. This route causes this profile to be
used whenever an ip packet does not have an
explicit route to take.
Table 7- 2
Profile
Command
Description