R/3 connected to multiple XI instances

Can a single R/3 instance be connected to multiple XI instances at the same time?  If so are there any limitations and is there any special considerations that should be taken into account?

Limitation is only when you are using proxy because here you are using native XI protocol and depend on these administration settings in SXMB_ADM. In SXMB_ADM there is one selection you can choose either INTEGRATION SERVER or NON INTEGRATION SERVER. If you choose non integration you have to point to your current integration server and here you can only fill one destination.
Assuming :
Type XI : R/3
RFC  N   : M
IDOC N   : M
Proxy (XI) 1:N
other adapters N : M
where
N,M - any number
By the way using few XI servers connected to one R/3 is a little bizzare
Regards,
wojtek

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