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I've entered the following commands on my router to troubleshoot a dsp failure. this process is dsp mini logger that gives information on events happening leading to a DSP failure. <br />
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Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history buffer periodic 10000<br />
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history buffer control 10000<br />
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history enable<br />
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history max-logger-print 1000 <br />
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I just need to confirm and double check if the output for this would be stored in the log file of the router. So it's viewable by show logging. <br />

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I've entered the following commands on my router to troubleshoot a dsp failure. this process is dsp mini logger that gives information on events happening leading to a DSP failure. 

Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history buffer periodic 10000
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history buffer control 10000
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history enable
Router(config)# voice dsp 0 command history max-logger-print 1000 

I just need to confirm and double check if the output for this would be stored in the log file of the router. So it's viewable by show logging. 


dsp mini logger

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