According to the T-server log, calling party disconnected the interaction.
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08 02 84 5F 62 96 1C 22 91 A1 1F 02 01 02 02 01 95 40 17 08 02 81 FF 0C 06 80 23 23 23 23 23 10 02 01 2B 96 44 01 81 47 01 84
=== parsed message ===
prot_discr = 8
CRV = 845f
MsgType = 98 (FACILITY)
Facility: serv_discr = 17(q932_suppl) fac_ie = component_tag = A1(INVOKE)
invoke_id tag: 02, value = 2
operation tag: 02, value = 149(EventReport)
params = q931_tag = 40
list =
Cause: code_std_loc = 1(CCITT_PubNetLocUsr) cause = 127(C_UNSPECIFIED)
Connected_Number: type_plan = 0(unknown) address = #####
[color=red]Call_Id: call_id = 299
Party_Id: party_id = 1
Specific_Event: value = 4(Disconnect)[/color]
PARTIES:
Call_info: call_id 299, conn_id 0072019c0141177f Inbound
VDN=4309 routed_to=3066
[color=red] [b] 1) t2.127--(ext), role 1, state DELETED+ES+(Established), id=1, [/b][/color] Created:1223038002
2) 3066-(int), role 2, state ES+(Established), id=2, Created:1223038002
g3_delete_call: call 299 marked for delete in 7000 msec
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T-server received the trunk disconnection signal (t2.127: trunk group 2, channel 127) and generated EventReleased.
The side-effect is that next queued call may arrive if agent mode is Ready.
There are many way of configurations to avoid such unwanted "forced-in", depending on user-requirement and available resources.
A. T-server only (no Genesys URS)
1. Use Avaya Timed ACW
- please search this web site on keyword "Avaya Timed ACW"
2. Change Ready mode from AutoIn to ManualIn in the DesktopToolkitX
- for Avaya agent mode summary and behaviors, please search for
keyword "AutoIn" or "ManualIn" in this web site
- NB: agents are required to manually change to Ready mode for every call
B. T-server + URS
- enlarge the value in verification_time option to fix your environment