Which two CLI commands allow you to verify the correct VolP dial-peer matching? (Choose two)

The correct answer is A. debug voip dialpeer inout B. show dialplan number. 'debug voip dialpeer inout' enables real-time debug output showing which dial peers are being evaluated and matched for both inbound and outbound call legs as calls are processed - invaluable for live troubleshooting. 'show dialplan number' is a non-disruptive show command that…

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Adebug voip dialpeer inout
Bshow dialplan number
Cdebug dialpeer match
Ddebug ccsip messages
Edebug voip ccapi service

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A
93% (25)
C
4% (1)
E
4% (1)

Explanation

'debug voip dialpeer inout' enables real-time debug output showing which dial peers are being evaluated and matched for both inbound and outbound call legs as calls are processed - invaluable for live troubleshooting. 'show dialplan number' is a non-disruptive show command that simulates digit matching against the dial-peer database for a given number, displaying which dial peer would be selected without needing an active call. Together these two commands cover both proactive testing and live call verification. 'debug ccsip messages' shows SIP signaling content but not dial-peer matching logic. 'debug voip ccapi service' shows call control API events, not dial-peer selection.

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#dial-peer matching#debug commands#VoIP verification#CLI troubleshooting

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