Charam - System cancel RFC destination SM_GSPCLNT300_TMW, Call BAPI_USER_EX

While configuring charm for my prd rfc im getting following error.
System cancel RFC destination SM_GSPCLNT300_TMW, Call BAPI_USER_EXISTENCE_CHECK: Password logon no longer possible - too many faile d attempts
RFC connection of type SPACE does not exist
RFC connection of type S does not exist
RFC connection of type T does not exist
System cancel RFC destination SM_GSPCLNT300_TMW, Call BAPI_USER_EXISTENCE_CHECK: Password
Message from function module /TMWFLOW/CHECK_PRJ_CONS: No export system for GSP-300
Any solutions for this

Hi,
Please ensure RFC connection to GSPCLNT300 is working fine. You can go to SM59 to perform authorization testing. User & password set in RFC should match in GSPCLNT300. also, check logon group "SPACE" as well.
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