Error in Local Message System: RFC destination 10.189.98.10 does not exist.

Error in Local Message System: RFC destination 10.189.98.10 does not exist. Message was Not Created
Message no. BCOS088
Hi,
When iam going inside the tcode SM30 in the satellite system and entering the destination ip of solution manager system and after that when iam creating a message from HELP-CREATE SUPPORT MESSAGE, then it is throwing the following error.
Can anyone please help me in the above issue.
Regards,
Mirza Kaleemulla Baig.

Hi Mirza,
For the RFC destination don't enter the IP address,enter the RFC name,somthing like SM_SP1CLNT200_BACK which is maintained in sm59.
Revert for any clarifications.
Thanks and Regards,
Avinash.

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