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You configured vectors in New York and Denver locations to look ahead interflow. You want your New York location to interflow to your Denver location if the Denver split has less than 10 calls in…
The correct answer is A. The route-to number command in step 6 in New York is allowing all calls to interflow to Denver. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You configured vectors in New York and Denver locations to look ahead interflow. You want your New York location to interflow to your Denver location if the Denver split has less than 10 calls in queue. After setting vectors in the exhibit you find that all calls are interflowing to Denver. What would cause all calls to interflow to Denver?
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Options
- AThe route-to number command in step 6 in New York is allowing all calls to interflow to Denver.
- BThe wait-time command is step 3 on Denver is considered a call acceptance command and allowing
- CThe wait-time command step 1 in Denver is considered a call acceptance command and allowing
- DStep 8 in the Denver command should be busy command.
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(31 responses)- A77% (24)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D13% (4)
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