RFC connexion between R3 and CRM

Hello,
I have created a RFC connexion between My R3 (HF1CLNT300) and CRM(
HF6CLNT300) using SM59..
but when i test it i have the this :
            Test connexion HF6CLNT300
Type connexion      Connexion R/3
Interr.
Do you know what does mean Interr.?
have i to install any special plug-in before doing all this?
thnx
Message was edited by:
        Mouss Blackman

Hi Abhinav,
There are multiple ways to do this. If you want to stop the overall middleware flow, you can do it in MW_MODE transction code. If you want to stop the flow for a particular system, you can do that in SMQS transaction.
Regards,
Karthi M R.

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