CRM 2007 - Best Practice C72 - FTP & HTTP Destinations

Hi Gurus
I'm busy with configuring our Internet Sale and am now stuck on this issue.
In C74 under Index 3.1.2.1 3.1.2.1
          Creating RFC Destination for FTP and HTTP
When I run program RSFTP005 the 2 destinations are created perfectly.
When I run program RSHTTP05
          Destinations SAPHTTP is created perfectly
          However destination SAPHTTPA ends in error.
The Log is as follows:
SAPHTTP check
Check RFC destination SAPHTTP...
... OK.
Ping RFC destination SAPHTTP...
... OK.
Check RFC destination SAPHTTPA...
Destination incorrect. Delete
What could the issue be?
Maximum points for a solution as my client is waiting for this system.
Many Thanks
Panduranga

Hi
Resolved this by going to SM59 located the existing RFC Connection SAPHTTPA and deleted it.
Then reran SE38 as required for program RSHTTP05.
No issue

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