List, I've got 2 queues with 10 agents in both queues. One of the agents is mainly responsible for queue_1, and the others mainly for queue_2 so i've defined the following in my queues.conf [queue_1] strategy=ringall member=>Agent/1,2 member=>Agent/2,1 member=>Agent/3,1 member=>Agent/4,1 [queue_2] strategy=ringall member=>Agent/1,1 member=>Agent/2,2 member=>Agent/3,2 member=>Agent/4,2 But when a call enters queue_1 or queue_2 it allways rings everyone directly without checking if Agent1 is available or not. It should distribute the calls from queue_1 to the other agents only when agent/1 is unavailable and agent/1 should only get calls from queue_2 when all other agents of queue_2 are unavailable Erik Versaevel
Tomislav ParĨina
2006-Mar-02 04:34 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Re: Agents, queues and Pentalties
In article <44059601.1050809@infopact.nl>, erik@infopact.nl says...> But when a call enters queue_1 or queue_2 it allways rings everyone directly without checking if Agent1 is available or not. It should distribute the > calls from queue_1 to the other agents only when agent/1 is unavailable and agent/1 should only get calls from queue_2 when all other agents of > queue_2 are unavailableRingall does exactly what you said - it rings all. You should use some other ring strategy. -- Tomislav Parcina tparcina#lama.hr