How to Monitor CTI Ports in CUCM

   Hi,
I have got two IP IVR Servers one with 150 ports and another with 6 ports in Active/Backup style.
I need to monitor how many CTI Ports are used and how many are free and make a trent report for further analysis of traffic.
can someone guide me how to achieve that?
Thanks,
Gautam Gandhi       

Hi Leosalcie,
I am trying to do the same monitoring, and I have the follow question:
What is APPID? I follow the procedure using RTMT and the program request to me following information, after I marked the APPID:
Specific Application Id, Wildchar at being or end, Comma separated addresses
Thanks,
Wilson

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