Datapump import via Networklink hangs

Hello,
i try to clone my Database like datapump via network link. (Both Oracle Server Vers. 10.2.0.4 on a Linux Enterprise Server )
Fist, I create a new empty Database
- Create and Test the Database link
- On the original DB I grant system to FULL_EXP
- On the destinaion DB I grant system to FULL_IMP
My Parfile :
userid=system/**********
full=Y
table_exists_action=replace
logfile=VAMLUI10_full_impdb.log
directory=DATA_PUMP_DIR
parallel=4
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/tools01.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/tools01.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_D01_01.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_D01_01.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_D01_02.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_D01_02.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_D01_03.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_D01_03.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_D01_04.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_D01_04.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_l01_02.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_l01_02.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/ASPROLU_I01_01.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/ASPROLU_I01_01.dbf'"
REMAP_DATAFILE="'/oracle/oradata/VAMLU10/USR_01.dbf':'/oracle/oradata/VAMLUI10/USR_01.dbf'"
network_link=VAMLUIOL.WORLD
FLASHBACK_TIME="TO_TIMESTAMP('29.05.2012 07:00:00', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS')"
At few minutes the Job hangs at
. imported "TSMSYS"."SRS$" 0 rows
Job Status = Waiting
(Waiting??: On what the job is waiting??)
Does anyone have any idea / solution

Hi,
Below is the result. It is the first job, it is still executing?
SQL> select JOB_NAME,JOB_MODE,STATE,OPERATION from dba_datapump_jobs;
JOB_NAME JOB_MODE
STATE OPERATION
SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 SCHEMA
EXECUTING IMPORT
SYS_IMPORT_FULL_02 FULL
NOT RUNNING IMPORT
SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01 FULL
NOT RUNNING IMPORT
JOB_NAME JOB_MODE
STATE OPERATION
SYS_IMPORT_FULL_03 FULL
NOT RUNNING IMPORT

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