asterisk users - Apr 2007 - Dial outbount trunk numbers in a round-robin sequence?

Hi All,

Customer is requesting 1 incoming toll free #, that dial out to 4
different terminating numbers, not ring all at once but ring #1, then
#2, then #3, then #4, then back to #1 consecutively on inbound calls,
regardless if someone is on #1.  So this is not like a hunt group,
more like an agent queue set with a round-robin sequence.

I know agents can do this, not too familiar with agents though.  Any
ideas on doing an inbound call 'group count' or using agents assigned
to dial out instead of ring a SIP extension?

Thanks.

JR

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JR Richardson
Engineering for the Masses

> Hi All,
>
> Customer is requesting 1 incoming toll free #, that dial out to 4
> different terminating numbers, not ring all at once but ring #1, then
> #2, then #3, then #4, then back to #1 consecutively on inbound calls,
> regardless if someone is on #1.  So this is not like a hunt group,
> more like an agent queue set with a round-robin sequence.
>
> I know agents can do this, not too familiar with agents though.  Any
> ideas on doing an inbound call 'group count' or using agents
assigned
> to dial out instead of ring a SIP extension?
>
> Thanks.
>
> JR
>
Do you want this to be that if #1 dosent pick up after x amount of time then 
to go to #2 or if last call was at #2 then to now call #3 ?