Consider the following scenario:
Note The expected action is that the new incoming call either waits in the queue or is transferred to an available agent.
- You deploy the Response Group Service (RGS) in a Microsoft Lync Server 2010 environment.
- You create a response group queue that has queue overflow enabled. Additionally, you configure the call action settings for when the queue overflow threshold is met.
- Some users call into the RGS.
- The RGS successfully transfers the incoming calls to some agents.
- The queue overflow threshold is not met.
Note The expected action is that the new incoming call either waits in the queue or is transferred to an available agent.