Offline backup and RFC adapter

Hello,
I have a scenario where sap ECC 6.0 send data to XI via RFC adapter. Because we are on SP12 I set Maximum Reconection Delay parameter of sender agreement to make sure that adapter will work when the system is up again. Unfortunatly when in CC-monitoring I get a green light, but in sm59 on ECC 6.0 I get error. Data are not send to XI. Could anyone help me?
Many thanks,
Milan

Hi you are doing RFC----Xi-----scenario....
now first you have to make t type rfc destination .......you will define program is here and you will be used same program id in sender communication channel(program id is case sensetive)...
define gateway host and gateway service of your r3 system not xi.....
you can get the gateway service from SMGW transaction.......it will be like this....sapgw..you have to put the two digit system no of ur r3 system on dots ....like this sapgw02.
go to tcode smgw >>>>goto>>>>  Logged on clients  and seeyour connection is active or not.....
then test ur connection sm59....
thanks
kunaal

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