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Some countries require that a customer who is on hold must be muted to the supervisor and agent(s) who are sharing the call.
Use the option monitor-party-on-hold to enable or disable that behavior.
This behavior has subtleties that are explained in the examples below.
In these examples: a customer, one or more agents, and a supervisor share a conference call.
ON THE CALL: Customer, agent, supervisor (in Whisper mode).
ACTION: The agent puts the customer on hold.
RESULT: The customer hears music, and is muted to everyone else.
ON THE CALL: Customer, agent, supervisor (in Open mode).
ACTION: The agent puts the customer on hold.
RESULT: The customer and the supervisor can still converse.
ON THE CALL: Customer, two agents, supervisor (in Whisper mode).
ACTION: The first agent puts the customer on hold.
RESULT: The customer and the second agent can still converse.
Setting: TServer section, Application level
Default Value: true
Valid Values: true, false
Changes Take Effect: After SIP Server restart
When this option is set to true (the default), the supervisor in the Whisper or in the Silent mode might be able to hear the customer if the agent has put the call on hold and there are no other active participants in the call.
When this option is set to false, the supervisor in the Whisper or Silent mode is not be able to hear the customer if the customer is an external party, the agent has put the call on hold, and there are no other active participants in the call.
If you run 8.1.101.80 or earlier versions of SIP Server, Genesys recommends the following upgrade procedure: