Defining Ports and Metadata

Hi Experts,
Please suggest on how to define ports and metadata in XI for IDoc processing for multiple R/3 clients.
for example if we have R/3 client 010, R/3 client 012, R/3 client 013.
and the scenario is to send POs from R/3 to XI and to receive Advance ship notice back to R/3.
And also please refer some OSS notes if there are on defining ports and metadata for multiple clients.
Thank you,
MK
Edited by: mk.xi on Jul 16, 2008 12:27 PM

Hi,
>>and as the metadata defined will be refered to the lower client RFC destination, will there are'nt any issues.
No Issues will be there
You have to define the separate separate ports and Partner profiles with respect to clientsx in SAP R/3
In XI also In the same way we have to create the Ports in IDX1 accordingly to the clients
Regards
Seshagiri

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