The following set of tasks is not something I have done, its only random calls so why would this help stop them when all other calls are OK
Just as random as the issues are too these troubleshooting steps. I don't know the why, but I do know in my years of experience these steps have commonly led to resolutions. The two isolation steps are last resorts.
Genesys has random, unexplainable bugs. I actually have two tickets open for some right now that can't be reproduced = case closed.
At this point though, I would think about reaching out to my account manager to escalate the case.
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Caleb Smith
IGS Energy
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-19-2025 10:00
From: Neal Cross
Subject: Unable to Answer Contacts
Some answers to the questions;
General troubleshooting includes:
- Ask yourself:
- Is it just one agent? Multiple? Multiple
- Does it occur every call? No, an agent can receive one and not receive another one for a week, so totally random
- Is my agent on Wi-Fi or ethernet? Has happened for agent on both, also in office and WFH
- Have I run a speed test with them? No, but other agents on same network have no issues
- Have they had past internet issues? No
- Does my agent hardware / internet meet the requirements? Yes, standard builds across all agents and countries Genesys Cloud system requirements - Genesys Cloud Resource Center
- Are they on a VPN? Can be, or ethernet in an office
- Clearing the browser cache, or trying another browser temporarily Have tried Chrome and Edge, same outcome
- Browser outdated? No, standard in company updates ensuring constant versions
- Watching network logs, which more often than not gives you a direct idea of the issue. No more clues
- Run Wireshark for additional logging Not done as is so random that I would have to do this on all agents, and concerned about network issues running wireshark for extended period
- Run the network readiness tool on their machine Genesys Cloud Network Readiness Assessment Tool
- Run the WebRTC test. Included in above link but not letting me login for some reason. It does exist though. Yes, all OK in every instance
- The following set of tasks is not something I have done, its only random calls so why would this help stop them when all other calls are OK
- Remove all roles from profile and re-add
- Remove WebRTC / hard-phone from profile, re-add or re-create.
- Completely nuke profile and re-create
- Isolate their machine being the issue by putting them in a virtual machine temporarily
- Isolate their profile being the issue by having them login on your machine and take a few calls
- What you don't want to hear - many times, the issue just "disappears". Yes, always
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Neal Cross
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-19-2025 08:56
From: Caleb Smith
Subject: Unable to Answer Contacts
This definitely happens to us sometimes. It should not be a constantly re-occurring issue from my experience. It's either a localized issue with the agent or the occasional rare outage (you would know if this was the case by now).
General troubleshooting includes:
- Ask yourself:
- Clearing the browser cache, or trying another browser temporarily
- Watching network logs, which more often than not gives you a direct idea of the issue.
- Run Wireshark for additional logging
- Run the network readiness tool on their machine Genesys Cloud Network Readiness Assessment Tool
- Run the WebRTC test. Included in above link but not letting me login for some reason. It does exist though.
- Remove all roles from profile and re-add
- Remove WebRTC / hard-phone from profile, re-add or re-create.
- Completely nuke profile and re-create
- Isolate their machine being the issue by putting them in a virtual machine temporarily
- Isolate their profile being the issue by having them login on your machine and take a few calls
- What you don't want to hear - many times, the issue just "disappears".
When opening a care ticket, regardless of how difficult the issue is to capture, care basically always requires network and console logs (can be frustrating, I know). We also typically provide video evidence to further strengthen our case.
I'm sure I missed something, but this is a good general start. It's just a matter of putting the right pieces together and I'd imagine you'll find your resolution with one or a combination of these steps.
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Caleb Smith
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