Cisco Cisco Unified IP Interactive Voice Response (IVR) 8.0(1) Release Note
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Release Notes for Cisco Unified CCX and Cisco Unified IP IVR 7.0(1)
Caveats
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If a call is dequeued using the Dequeue step and the caller drops, the
CSQ Unified CCX Stats real-time report shows the call as dequeued. If a call
is dequeued from CSQ1 and is eventually handled by CSQ2, the CSQ Unified
CCX Stats report shows the call as dequeued for CSQ1 and handled for
CSQ2. If a call is queued on multiple CSQs and is eventually handled by
CSQ1, the CSQ Unified CCX Stats report shows the call as handled for CSQ1
and dequeued for all other CSQs.
CSQ Unified CCX Stats real-time report shows the call as dequeued. If a call
is dequeued from CSQ1 and is eventually handled by CSQ2, the CSQ Unified
CCX Stats report shows the call as dequeued for CSQ1 and handled for
CSQ2. If a call is queued on multiple CSQs and is eventually handled by
CSQ1, the CSQ Unified CCX Stats report shows the call as handled for CSQ1
and dequeued for all other CSQs.
Caveats
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