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Hi all, we are using 2 PRI cards with 60 channels in our office and only 25 agents logged in daily. As we have 60 channels available still we can't able to do manual calls. When any one try to do manual call we got an WARNING staiting app meetme.c 1523 conf run Unable to write frame to channel. And this warning goes continuously until the agent hangs the call. Before we have 1 PRI with 30 channels and we faced the same issue. When I asked my Superior, he said it is due to all agents are occupying the channels and there is no room for manual calls. Now 2 PRI's still same problem. Please help.

You could be using up all the channels or all the conferences, but you'd see that in the real time report, and I doubt it would generate that error. It's easy to look into tho. If it is an issue with your line capacity, you can limit that in the server's settings on the admin page.

What else happens when you dial manually? Does the call go out? Can it connect? Do you have audio? We're going to need more details about this issue, including server specs, cluster config and admin version.

what is the dial ration you set in campaign for 25 agents.

if you have set dial ration 2 then it could occupied 25X2= 50 channesl still 10 channels free.
if you have more than 2 then it will be problem

also check - ADMIN -- Server - Max trunk =60

syam2432 wrote:Hi all, we are using 2 PRI cards with 60 channels in our office and only 25 agents logged in daily. As we have 60 channels available still we can't able to do manual calls. When any one try to do manual call we got an WARNING staiting app meetme.c 1523 conf run Unable to write frame to channel. And this warning goes continuously until the agent hangs the call. Before we have 1 PRI with 30 channels and we faced the same issue. When I asked my Superior, he said it is due to all agents are occupying the channels and there is no room for manual calls. Now 2 PRI's still same problem. Please help.

I have a silly question ... have you tried testing when there are NO agents on the system?

Oh: and before I forget ...:

1) Welcome to the Party!

2) As you are obviously new here, I have some suggestions to help us all help you:

When you post, please post your entire configuration including (but not limited to) your installation method and vicidial version with build.

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