> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://prosbcdocs.telcobridges.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://prosbcdocs.telcobridges.com/configuration-details/configuration-by-web-portal-category/nap-profiles.md).

# NAP Profiles

Profiles are created to define the manner in which many aspects of signaling are handled by the system. Profiles can be used to fine-tune the handling of VoIP, TDM, IVR and Tones, and more. To create a profile you must use the Tmedia [Web Portal](/appendices/appendix-a-glossary/glossary-web-portal.md).

To create a profile:

1- Click Profiles in the navigation panel

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System profiles contain settings for a large number of call processing options. To learn more about these profile settings, consult the following profile categories:

* VoIP Profile Settings
  * [Media Relay](/hidden-pages/support-srtp-encoding-and-decoding/modifying-media-relay-profile-settings.md)
  * [SDP](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-sdp-profile-settings.md)
  * [SIP](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-sip-profile-settings.md)
  * [RTP and Audio](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-rtp-and-audio-settings.md)
  * [Fax/Modem Relay](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-fax-relay-profile-settings.md)
* [Telephony Services](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-telephony-profile-settings.md)
* [Tones and Call Progress Options](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-tones-and-call-progress-options.md)
* [IVR Record](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-ivr-record-profile-settings.md)
* [LNP Options](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-lnp-profile-settings.md)
* [Multilevel Precedence and Preemption (MLPP) Options](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-multilevel-precedence-and-preemption-mlpp-options.md)
* [Call Transfer Options](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-call-transfer-profile-settings.md)

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Tone definition profiles list the frequencies for each tone that is used in a telephone network. This tone definition can change from country to country, such as the ring tone and busy tone. To learn more about how to configure customized tone definitions, see:

* [Tone Definition Profiles](/configuration-details/configuration-by-use-case/rtp-no-anchoring/creating-profiles/modifying-tone-definition-profile-settings.md)

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2- Click Create New Profile, to create a new profile

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3- Enter a name for the profile

* Click Create

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4- Verify that the "Profile was successfully created" message appears, and that the newly added profile appears in the Profiles List below

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