Error opening port for replicat

Hi Guys,
I m getting below, while sending statust on target.
GGSCI (PMS) 15>info all
program Status Group Lag Time Since Ckpt
MANAGER RUNNING
REPLICAT RUNNING REPYA 243:53:20 53:49:42
GGSCI (PMS) 16> send repya status
Sending STATUS request to REPLICAT REPYA ...
ERROR: opening port for REPLICAT REPYA (Connection timed out).
#cat REPYA.pcr
PROGRAM REPLICAT PROCESSID REPYA PORT PMS.7840 PID 26342
#telnet PMS 7840
Trying...
telnet:Unable to connect to remote host:Connection timed out
What could be issue ???

The server where Replicat is running is up? Can the server be pinged/telnet by another server? Can the source server connect anywhere else? Firewall? Network services running? Network troubleshooting 101.

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