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DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
Administrator’s Guide
555-233-506
Issue 1
April 2000
Features and technical reference
1372Hunt Groups
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member becomes available, the first call in queue connects to that group member.
The queue warning-level lamp turns off because the number of calls in queue fell
to four.
How hunt group extensions become
unavailable
An extension in a hunt group becomes unavailable to receive calls if the hunt
group member is already handling a call. This rule is true even if the call is not a
hunt-group call and even if the extension’s phone is a multiappearance phone.
An extension also becomes unavailable if the member presses one of the
following buttons:
■ Hunt Group Busy
■ Send All Calls
■ Call Forwarding All Calls
NOTE:
If a member is also an ACD agent, pressing the AUX work button
also makes the member unavailable. On the other hand, if an agent
presses the
ACW (after call work) button, the system considers the
agent to be available and still will queue calls.
■ Hunt Group member dials the Hunt Group Busy Activate feature access
code
Hunt Group Busy
If you turn on the Hunt Group Busy option, a hunt group member can dial the
Hunt Group Busy code followed by the hunt group number. The extension is
unavailable for calls until the group member dials the Hunt Group Busy
deactivation code or presses the button again.
If the last available member of a hunt group tries to activate the Hunt Group Busy
option, the following occurs:
■ New calls to the hunt group receive busy tone or go to coverage.
■ Calls already in the queue continue to route to the last available extension.
■ When the queue is empty, Hunt Group Busy activates. At the last available
extension, the status lamp associated with the
AUXILIARY WORK button, if
provided, flashes until the queue is empty. When no more calls remain in
the queue, Hunt Group Busy activates and the status lamp, if provided,
lights steadily.