CBMA issue in PI 7.31 - Connection type is RFC rather than JMS.

Hi,
I am facing issue with CBMA in production PI 7.31 which is working perfectly in quality system. I configured alert rules and scheduled AlertConsumerJob also. Configured alerting.isactive to true and alerting.target to '1'.
I observed that Message Alert configuration from PIMON is routed to alert framework rather than to the page where rules that are created in ID are displayed. From nwa->soa->monitor->Message Alert Configuration, able to see the rules created in ID. Does correcting this helps me?
Not sure if this is correct or not, but i even tried pinging the url http://host:port/AdapterFramework/alerting/ping.jsp, which shows Connection type as RFC in production. In quality it was JMS. Is this the issue? Please guide me.
Thanks,
Prasanna.

Hi,
Did you run the CTC wizard for this ?
Configuring Component-Based Message Alerting - Configuring Process Integration After Installation - SAP Library
Also, refer - Create new Alert consumer and its next steps in PI7.31 dual stack
Regards,

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Not sure if this is the right place to post this questions. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I am facing an issue with CBMA in PI 7.31 which is working perfectly in quality system. I configured alert rules and scheduled AlertConsumerJob also. Configured alerting.isactive to true and alerting.target to '1'.
I observed that Message Alert Configuration in PIMON is routed to alert framework rather than to the page where rules that are created in ID of PI are displayed. From nwa -> soa -> monitor -> Message Alert Configuration, able to see alert rules created in ID of PI. Does correcting this helps me? Is there any configuration in NWA I am missing?
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