3 sap(integrate legacy with XI - Inbound and outbound proxy

We are planning to have 3 sap (SRM,BI and CRM) systems to integrate with legacy systems . All the systems have inbound as well as outbound proxy calls. I have few questions:
1.What are the different steps to be configured to make this scenario work with one XI instance .
Does any one have this kind of scenario.
I know we can do it without proxy calls .
Awarded for appropriate solution.
Thanks,
Satya.

ECC < -
>
SRM     <-->      XI    <--
>     Legacy
                        --        >
BI <-
This is my scenario. The communication with all SAP Systems using proxy . Where do u specify in the Inbound that it should go to the Respective system. At SXMBP_ADM level or configuration level in (IR&ID) . Can u please send me the exact details ?
Let me know if you have this kind of scenario?
Thanks,
Satya.

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