You want to output SIP messaging to the console of a Cisco TelePresence endpoint running Cisco TelePresence Conductor software. Which two commands can you enter into the CLI together to accomplish…

The command 'log ctx SipPacket debug 9' sets the logging context to capture SIP packet data at debug verbosity level 9, which specifies the type and detail of traffic to be logged on the Conductor CLI.

The command 'log output on' activates the log output mechanism so that the configured context data is actually displayed on the console; without it, the logging context setting produces no visible output.

'log ctx output' is not a valid CLI command on Cisco TelePresence Conductor and does not set a logging context or enable output.

'log SipPacket debug 9' omits the required 'ctx' keyword, making it an invalid command for setting a context-based logging filter on TelePresence Conductor.

'log output console' uses incorrect syntax; the valid command to enable log output on TelePresence Conductor is 'log output on'.