TechnicalJohn
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Ok, I've setup a queue for our support representatives and everything is working as expected; except for one thing.
An agent takes a call and then needs to transfer the call to another representative. When the agent puts the call on hold then the queue starts to deliver another waiting caller to them as if they had hung up. In addition, if one of our newer reps needs to put the call on hold to ask a question of someone more experienced then they will start getting calls as well.
I've done some looking around, and I could use "ringinuse=no" in queues_post_custom.conf. However, it seems that a documented problem is that if a call is transferred, then until the transferred call is ended, the originating agent will not receive any further calls from the queue. Of course, that problem case is exactly what I'm wanting to address.
I haven't yet run across anything recent that indicates this has been fixed. So I ask you, is this problem fixed, or have a better workaround than telling my agents to use DND?
Here's my versions:
An agent takes a call and then needs to transfer the call to another representative. When the agent puts the call on hold then the queue starts to deliver another waiting caller to them as if they had hung up. In addition, if one of our newer reps needs to put the call on hold to ask a question of someone more experienced then they will start getting calls as well.
I've done some looking around, and I could use "ringinuse=no" in queues_post_custom.conf. However, it seems that a documented problem is that if a call is transferred, then until the transferred call is ended, the originating agent will not receive any further calls from the queue. Of course, that problem case is exactly what I'm wanting to address.
I haven't yet run across anything recent that indicates this has been fixed. So I ask you, is this problem fixed, or have a better workaround than telling my agents to use DND?
Here's my versions:
- Asterisk: 1.4.21.2
- Freepbx: 2.5