11.5

Dragon Administrator Guide version 11.5
Audio support type Value
Enable the logging of network statistics "True"
Disable the logging of network statistics "False"
For example:
<add key="DNSNetMonitoring" value="true"/>
Set the time interval of network statistic reports
You can set the time period, in seconds, during which the system gathers network statistics.
When the time period expires, the system prints the statistics to the SpServer.log and the Drag-
on.log. log files.
For example:
<add key="DNSNetMonitorStatisticsWindow" value ="60"/>
Example log entry:
Info: NetStats: [Interval=60s, 44058Bps, Total=43854Bps]
Log entry explanation:
Over a 60 second time interval, an average of 44058 bytes per second was received, and an aver-
age of 43854 bytes per second is being received for the session to date. (44100Bps is considered
nominal for 22050Hz audio).
Set the time interval for logging audio not received
You can set the maximum time that elapses before the system logs no audio received. The system
logs the message when the timeout elapses (See Set the time interval for network statistic
reports).
For example:
<add key="DNSNetMonitorMaxPacketGap" value="5"/>
Audio not received log entries
The system logs 3 types of entries that are related to audio not received.
Log type Example Explanation
No audio received Warning: NetStats: No audio
data for 15s
Over a 15 second interval, no audio was
received.
Audio received after
interval of no audio
Warning: NetStats: Audio
data gap=90s > max=5s
When the system receives audio, it logs a
message that shows the amount of time that
elapsed without receiving audio and the max-
imum value specified by this parameter. In
this example, 90 seconds passed without
receiving audio data.
Session ends NetStats: Info: [Ses-
sion=92s, Total=44128Bps]
When a session ends (the dictation micro-
phone is turned off), the system logs a mes-
sage about the session length and the
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