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debug voip dialpeer default
Default debugging for all dial peers
VXML subsystem entry/exit messages
debug voip app vxml inout
debug ccsip all
SIP debugging
Check the application definition in the gateway
configuration. Be sure the name of the application is entered
exactly as the application is actually spelled.
Example Log message received:
**CVP**85C28020C56C11DD800ED5D4E76F3954**helloworld**ERROR:
10.86.132.141, CVP VXML Server emergency
error occurred such as an invalid
application. Call is dropped.
For example: HelloWorld, and customhelloworld
Try copying the URL information and pasting it into your
browser. The browser should display additional information.
You receive a URL in the log file.
View, Copy, Print the Voice Gateway Configuration File
You can use the following procedure to access the gateway's configuration file to verify that
the modified file you created properly supports the getting started exercises.
You added the voice gateway to the Operations Console in 
. Access either the startup-config or the running-config file from
the Operations Console as follows:
1. Using VNC Viewer or a similar program, access the CVP server or virtual machine and
start the Operations Console program: Start > Programs > Cisco Unified Customer
Voice Portal > Operations Console
.
2. Log into the Operations Console using the password you established during the CVP
installation process.
3. From the Operations Console menu, select: Device Management > Gateway. You should
see a list of all the gateways you have defined. Each gateway's status should be Configured.
4. Using the radio button to the left of the gateway name, select the gateway you are using
for these exercises and click Edit (or just click the name of the gateway).
5. Select IOS Commands > Show running-config (or Show Startup-config). After a few
seconds you should see the gateway's configuration file.
6. You can now examine the file, or copy the file using a mouse or standard Windows select
and copy operations, then paste the file into Notepad for further examination or printing.
Gateway Configuration File
The following are general notes about the contents of the gateway configuration file:
For the most part, all items in the configuration file are case insensitive. However, when
defining a voice application to the gateway, the value for the parameter CVPSelfService-app
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Voice Gateway Troubleshooting Issues and Tips