When you create and configure a new profile, you are basically writing a
script within a profile that can be triggered by system events. For more information on the
rules, commands, and variables that apply to profiles, see Profile Configuration Guidelines.
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Create and configure a new profile using the following
command:
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After you enter the command, the switch prompts you to
add command statements to the profile as shown in the following
example:
switch # create upm profile detect-voip
Start typing the profile and end with a . as the first and the only character on a line.
Use - edit upm profile <name> - for block mode capability
create log message Starting_Script_DETECT-voip
set var callServer 192.168.10.204
set var fileServer 192.168.10.194
set var voiceVlan voice
set var CleanupProfile CleanPort
set var sendTraps false
#
.
switch #
The example above creates a log entry and
sets some variables, but it is not complete. This example shows that after you enter the
create upm profile command, you can enter system commands. When you have
finished entering commands, you can exit the profile creation mode by typing the period
character ( . ) at the start of a line and pressing [Enter].
