Accessing web service in WAS 7.00

Hello,
When we are trying to access a web service from our ECC 6.0 system, we are receiving the following error;
SOAP Runtime: SOAP Runtime exception: 111 occurred in method XP_READ_TAG of class CL_SOAP
SOAP Runtime: Exception message: Unallowed RFC-XML Tag (SOAP_EINVALDOC)
Please let us know if anyone has seen this.
Regards,
Kiran.

need bit more info. from where you are trying to access this webservice? what is the wsdl you are using

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The reason we recommend using 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for the DNS server is because they work when ISP assigned DNS servers do not. The DNS server assigned to you by your ISP is not able to resolve the domain for web services, therefore not allowing the printer to connect.
I assure you that it is with your ISP's DNS server and not the printer. If you were to take the printer back to the store and get a replacement, you would have the same issue, unless you changed the DNS. Same goes for any of our web service enabled printers.
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