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ACDN Help Please

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adanali

Technical User
May 4, 2007
5
US
Hello Friends.
I have trouble with ACD calls. I have builded a new acdn (911) and made the NCFW 0911.
The zero is the digit when i use to dial main phone switch which is connected via a T1.
When i dial 911 on a phone set i hear a ring tone (only 1 time) then a long silence.... then i hear a recorded messa
ge on the main switch " it says the digists i have dialed are not completed ".
I have tried the NCFW with another normal sized extension ( 03366 ) it worked good. All other extensions have 4 digits except 911. Any help and advice will be appreciated.
By the way, the system is Option 11C.
Thank you very much.
 
when you say main phone switch, you mean the PSTN? is 0 your AC1 then?
 
if you dial 0911 what do you get?

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
i would take the maxp 1 acd out and build 911 as a dsc.. just put those digits on the tie..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
I agree with the dsc - this also makes it easier to manipulate using your RLI if ties goes down.
 
Thank you guys. I could just found a chance working on this subject again. The problem was at the main switch side. There was digit translation there and i had to add 1 before 911 for NCFW. I have made it 01911 and it worked. While i am reading the same threads on the forums i have learned that NCFW is something about night forward DN. I do worry now how it works. If this is a night forwarding DN it must be a defined schedule for it. Where can i see or adjust it. Always something to be learn is remaining. Thank you very much again for your interest.
 
I am probably wrong on this but I dont think you have a schedual for NCFW, for our setup here if all the agents log out of the ACD the call will forward to the NCFW DN

Stuart
 
that post is right, when the last agent logs off, that single acd group goes into night mode.. that's why we use maxp 1 acd, no stations, no agents.. ncfw is always active.. for the idc table, a 2250 console switches your cust into nights, last console to go into nights.. the night idc table works.. when you print a route data block, you will see a * beside the actice idc entry, either day or night.. inbound calls are modified via that table, it does not modify outbound

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
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