RFC destination & Port Configuration in XI

Hi All,
I have sap system with 2 client 230 and 231. The RFCdestination,IDX1 and IDX2 are configured in XI and I am able to send the IDoc successfully. But in case of client 231 I got a doubt that we can use the same RFCdestination, port if I am going to send the same IDoc.
As per my undestanding we need to create RFCdestination , port for each and every client separately please tell me whether it is right and sorry for asking silly doubt but got confused to proceed futher.
Regards,
Dhill.

Hi wojciech,
Thank you one moer clarification required that in case of my sap system I think we can use the same RFC destination,Partner Profile and port because I am going to connect to the same XI server.
And also with regards to IDX2 I think we don't need o add the same IDoc in both the client. Since it is only the metadata please confirm on this.
Regards,
Dhill

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