See attached excel file generated by callflow, a program by Genesys
(to get an copy, please make a request to your Genesys support/supplier)
G:\logs>callflow -x 00f201b181998e17 tserver_symposium.log.* out.csv
Reading 100% complete (tserver_symposium.log.20090529_143813_224.log - 1 of 2)
Reading 100% complete (tserver_symposium.log.20090529_145921_669.log - 2 of 2)
Writing 100% complete
There are 6 DNs in this ConnID
'60624' '66626' '60690' 'gskcrcoption81c::' 'VQ_FIELDOPERATIONS' '66633' '64100' '66006'
If the DN 66066 is Position DN, it seems that the ACD call is transferred by 66633 via ACD queue 64100.
What are their DN types in Genesys CME and Norel switch?
In Nortel siwitch, there are 2 DNs per agent seat; Extension and Position
In normal URS, the call is routed to Extension DN unless there is numbering translation from DN to ACD queue.
Is 6606 Position DN?
The 66633 is Extension for VTO (busy announcement)?
Is 64100 ACD queue in Nortel switch?
In addition,
-> there are replicated RequestGiveRingBackTreatment at 60624, 60690
-> either remove URS option give_treatment or the equivalent function in URS strategy
-> it is fine to leave it but log messages are a bit messy
-> at DN 66006, the DN may be configured as auto-answer (named forced-in in Nortel switch)
-> client application requests answer to an already-connected call
-> it is fine to leave it but log messages are a bit messy and confusing