craigreilly
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1) Setup a Queue
Created a Queue. Added an external agent number with a 10 digit phone number, along with extensions 10, 11,12. These internal extensions are not logged into the queue.
All members are logged out. However, the external member is logged in by default.
The queue after 30 seconds should go to extension 10. (even tried different options here)
2)
I dialed the Queue, ext 80.
In the ACTIVITY log I see that no routes to the 10 digit external number were available (I did not have an outbound route set up for 10 digit phone numbers. I also setup the outbound rule, but selected BLOCK CALLS to see if it made a difference). It says the call is terminated. Yet, the caller is still on the phone and listening to the hold music. And, the caller hears an announcement saying 1 caller in the queue.
The server event log does not show a LOST CALL until the caller hangs up the call to ext 80.
So, I know why the Queue call didn't make it to the extenral agent - but the call should have been handled within 30 seconds with the "Destination if no answer" options. What if the trunk or voip circuit was busy or down that should handle outbound calls?
Created a Queue. Added an external agent number with a 10 digit phone number, along with extensions 10, 11,12. These internal extensions are not logged into the queue.
All members are logged out. However, the external member is logged in by default.
The queue after 30 seconds should go to extension 10. (even tried different options here)
2)
I dialed the Queue, ext 80.
In the ACTIVITY log I see that no routes to the 10 digit external number were available (I did not have an outbound route set up for 10 digit phone numbers. I also setup the outbound rule, but selected BLOCK CALLS to see if it made a difference). It says the call is terminated. Yet, the caller is still on the phone and listening to the hold music. And, the caller hears an announcement saying 1 caller in the queue.
The server event log does not show a LOST CALL until the caller hangs up the call to ext 80.
So, I know why the Queue call didn't make it to the extenral agent - but the call should have been handled within 30 seconds with the "Destination if no answer" options. What if the trunk or voip circuit was busy or down that should handle outbound calls?