agents if they're too slow answering the phones. He was kidding. :)
yes I was kidding... And a group of people are working on a new plugable
agents and queues setup. So far from what I have seen/heard its going to
rock. I magine loading a xyz_acd.so for xyz call strategy and it just
becomes
Its going to try one at a time till its answered thats how its designed.
Trying to call more than one person at a time might cause more drama than
its worth. Just tell your agents to answer their phones faster... if they
dont fire them.
bkw
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Markus Mayer wrote:
Ok, so let
but, if this is case then how can you run a call center with asterisk?
What if you have 40 simultaneous calls coming into the call center, most
calls would be missed, even if you have 40 available agents. Of course
one call should go to one agent, but if a second call, or a third call
joins the
On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 13:33, Brian West wrote:
Its going to try one at a time till its answered thats how its designed.
Trying to call more than one person at a time might cause more drama than
its worth. Just tell your agents to answer their phones faster... if they
dont fire them.
bkw
On Friday 12 December 2003 16:07, Christian Hoffmeyer wrote:
On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 13:33, Brian West wrote:
Its going to try one at a time till its answered thats how its
designed. Trying to call more than one person at a time might
cause more drama than its worth. Just tell your agents to
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Pissing on the gurus is also not a recommended course of action.
Drawing turf lines over
Drawing turf lines over useless information doesn't foster a helpful,
collaborative environment no matter who is giving out the useless advice.
FYI: Brian actually has spoken with both myself and Derek about our Asterisk
implementation, and therefore knows us well enough to tell us to fire our
Instead of quacking out useless information, it's more useful to not answer.
Their are alot high places on this planet.. pick one and jump.
bkw
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agents if they're too slow answering the phones. He was kidding. :)
yes I was kidding... And a group of people are working on a new plugable
agents and queues setup. So far from what I have seen/heard its going to
rock. I magine loading a xyz_acd.so for xyz call strategy and it just
becomes
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, Derek Barber waxed:
but, if this is case then how can you run a call center with asterisk?
What if you have 40 simultaneous calls coming into the call center, most
calls would be missed, even if you have 40 available agents. Of course
one call should go to one agent,
That works better here in Minnesota .. Land of 10,000 Lakes .. go pick one
and jump. :)
-d
At 05:16 PM 12/12/2003, you wrote:
Instead of quacking out useless information, it's more useful to not
answer.
Their are alot high places on this planet.. pick one and jump.
bkw
Hello!
We are having an interesting problem with the queue. What is happening
is that no matter how many agents are logged into the queue, only one
phone will ring at one time. So, for example, if we have two agents in
the queue and two incoming calls. The first incoming call will ring on
one
strategy=ringall
in queues.conf
matteo
Il gio, 2003-12-11 alle 23:18, Derek Barber ha scritto:
Hello!
We are having an interesting problem with the queue. What is happening
is that no matter how many agents are logged into the queue, only one
phone will ring at one time. So, for example,
That does get both phones ringing, however that is not the solution
problem we are having. We need the queue to work in leastrecent mode.
If there is only one call in the queue only one agent's phone should
ring. However, if there is two calls in the queue then two agent's
phones should ring.
so, from queues.conf.sample
A strategy may be specified. Valid strategies include:
ringall - ring all available channels until one answers (default)
roundrobin - take turns ringing each available interface
leastrecent - ring interface which was least recently called by this
queue
fewestcalls -
yes, I know this. We need the queue in leastrecent mode. That doesn't
explain why only one agent's phone is ringing when two agents are
available and two calls are in the queue.
derek
On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 14:36, Brancaleoni Matteo wrote:
so, from queues.conf.sample
A strategy may be
Ok, so let me briefly describe our setup and what exactly happens (this
is a test environment):
4 phones, 2 logged into the one queue, the other 2 phones used to dial
into the queue.
One of the non-queue phones dials the queue number, one of the queue
phones rings. Now (while this phone is still
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