Changing PI AF Messaging attributes in PI7.11

Dear Experts,
We want to increase the Assigned Threads of the "RFC_http://sap.com/xi/XI/SystemRecv" in PI7.11.
WE used to increase the threads previously from Visual Administrator -> Services -> SAP XI AF Messaging in PI7.0.
In PI7.11 using NWA, we are not able to get where to make the changes.
Please help.
thanks and regards,
Ravi

Hi,
I don't see any such property for RFC reciever channel in pi7.1 Ehp1. Please find below link which shows the available properties for RFC reciever.
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/b1/c5ef41a0b99d39e10000000a155106/content.htm]
As I mentioned in my earlier post, application thread count need to be defined in configtools.
Application threads in the J2EE engine might have got consumed in high load situations. Increase the count of application threads in config tool at location Config Tool -> cluster-data -> <configuration template> -> <instance-ID> -> managers -> ApplicationThreadManager -> MaxThreadCount
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Venkata S Pagolu

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