Assigning a map to an outbound port

Hello together,
I'm trying to syndicate several records using syndication server. I defined my mapping in the MDM Syndicator (5.5 SP5) and saved it. Then I tried to create a port in the console. I took a remote system type inbound/outbound. I defined the port as outbound and expected that I could select my map from the syndicator.
Could you please tell me what I do wrong?
Thanks in advance
René

As far as I understood your problem, you want to syndicate file to the port.
For this -
1) Go to destination properties in Syndicator, select the type, then select your <b>client system</b>.
2) Map the fields and save this map as say MAP1.
3) Now in your Console under Admin node select the port.
Here select your outbound port and the associated client system. In the Map field detail select your map you have created above i.e. MAP1 and save it.
4) Load the repository.
5) Go to Syndicator and open your map i.e MAP1
6) Select Destnation properties.
This time select type as port, corresponding client system and port.
7)Execute the syndication.
Your file will get posted to the respective port.
Hope this helps.
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