mosses wrote:We have 4 dialers and 1 DB Server hosted on the same datacenter from
http://vicibox.org/server/index.html 4 servers are full-vividial but the 4 dialers we control them from the DB server.
I'm a little unclear here. Are you saying that your servers are at Vicihost? Or that the data center installed using Vicibox? (In either case, providing the installation .iso filename or the full installer version may be useful)
Plus: "Control them from the DB server" sounds like you have a Vicidial Cluster/Multi-server setup, but I'd like to be clear that these servers are configured as a single cluster, not five separate servers that transfer calls among them from a main server.
mosses wrote:1 Survey campaign with Auto Dial Level: 700-800 (depending on the day) with 1 remote agent that we activate and routing extension 8373.
Just gonna say that's a bit high. How are the server loads? (I refer to "Average Server Load" from the command line of each server, without regard for the "Load" shown on the reports page)
mosses wrote:
The survey is configured with the first audio and interested digits 1238 and Survey Method: is Call menu (as i can't find ring all opposition anywhere else except the ingoups)
Understood
mosses wrote:Call menu is configured with 1 Menu Prompt audio and option1 goes to ingroup1 Handle Method: CLOSER and option 2 goes to ingoup2 Handle Method:CLOSER
Um ... you require the recipient to press 1 at the survey and then press 1 (or 2) again at the call menu? Are you sure?
mosses wrote:Ingoup is configured Next Agent Call: Ring all and On-Hook Ring Time: 10 sec
Are ALL agents set to OnHook in this ingroup?
10 seconds is a bit short
mosses wrote:We have a second campaign with Allow Inbound and Blended: Y and Dial Method: is RATIO that we log on the agents in the ingoup selected and phones with On-hook option Y
mosses wrote:The whole purpose of this is to use ring-all function as we need that when the clients pres 1-2 the sofphone rings to the operators logged in to that camp with the details of the caller that pressed 1 or 2 on the agent screen.
WHY do you need Ring-All? Why not just have the agents logged in and waiting? (Not being a smart-ass, not giving you a hard time, actually asking, I'm a technician, this information may be helpful)
What is the "Average Server Load" on ALL of the affected servers when this problem happens? I do not refer to "a few minutes later" or "some time during the day", but WHEN this problem happens.
Also by ALL affected servers, I refer to the server that generated the call, the server that the agent is on with WEB and the server that the agent's phone is registered to when they receive their inbound "ringall" call.
I'll also need the Core Count for each of the affected machines (without the core count, the Average Server Load has little meaning).
Thank you in advance.