RFC destination from XI ABAP engine to 4.5 B system

I tried to create an RFC destination from XI ABAP engine to 4.5 B system.
It does not work and gives an error.
<b>Error Details     DETAIL: NiIGetSockName</b>
-Naveen.

Hi Naveen,
First of all try to ping 4.5B system from XI system (Through TELNET)... This is to ensure the connectivity and the access. The error is not a common error, i suppose, So better first we check the phisical connectivity...
Plz. confirm...
Regards,
Audy

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