/container/config/set username="" password=""


## <a id="pause"></a>`pause`/`unpause`

No such feature in RouterOS; a container is running or not.

If the container has a shell, you could try a command sequence like this to get the same effect:
If the container has a shell, you could try a command sequence like this to get the pause effect:

    > /container/shell 0
    $ pkill -STOP 'name of entrypoint'

If that worked, sending a `CONT` signal will unpause the process.


## <a id="port"></a>`port`

RouterOS exposes all ports defined for a container in the `EXPOSE` directive in the `Dockerfile`. The only ways to instantiate a container with fewer exposed ports is to either rebuild it with a different `EXPOSE` value or to create a derived container with the `FROM` directive and set a new `EXPOSE` value.

(See also the discussion of [`--publish`](#publish) above.)