Siemens 2000 - Manual (Page 8)

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Menu User
Profile Selection (User)
Navigation: User > Profile Selection
The displayed list contains all network access profiles stored on the
handset. The most important WLAN settings for the profiles are displayed
(see Æ Meaning of WLAN settings messages displayed).
You can identify the profile that is currently active by the associated option
activated in the Active column.
You can change the profile, i.e. activate another profile or delete a profile.
Changing the network access profile – activating another
profile
In the list, click on the option associated with the profile in the Active
column and then on the Apply button.
The previously active profile is deactivated and, where applicable, your
connection to the Web Interface is terminated. The handset's status screen
is displayed. The handset reboots and registers with the access point using
the access data of the new profile. Once registration has been successfully
completed you can re-establish your connection with the Web Interface
providing your PC is still logged in to the same WLAN as the handset. To do
this, click on one of the menus.
Deleting a profile
The currently active profile cannot be deleted.
To delete a profile, click on the Delete button in the line of the profile. The
profile is deleted on the handset.
If the handset's IP address has changed, you must enter the new IP
address in the Web browser's address field to re-establish the
connection to the handset. You can display the new IP address on the
handset (see the user guide for the handset on the product CD).
If you want to delete the last/only (and therefore active) profile, you
can log on as the administrator and return the handset to its default
settings (see Æ Factory Reset). Please note that this will result in all
handset and network settings, all user data (phonebook, list of
internal subscribers etc.) and the handset and admin PIN being
deleted.