SOAP Adapter recvr.CC unable to call, call failed

Hi,
i'm doing the IDoc to SOAP Scenario for Vendor Master. Sender CC is IDoc Adapter & Receiver CC is SOAP Adapter. Sending the vendor data(SAP ECC) to third party(through WebService) system. In the recv.CC,
in the Connection Parameters>Target URL->i've given the URL given by third party (which is working fine when i open in explorer), & below in Conversion Parameters>SOAP Action also i've given. After sending the vendor from ECC by BD14, it is not received in Webservice.
In the Runtime Workbench,
Component Monitoring-->Communication Channel Monitoring
--> for my recv.SOAP CC, it is showing the error as:
MsgID:----
Explanation
98719886-dbc5-194c-9da7-0cfe8d77082c call failed
98719886-dbc5-194c-9da7-0cfe8d77082c request entering
URL is working fine in the browser.
SOAP Action is rightly given.
Webservice not requires any logon data, so not configured User Authentication.
No Proxy settings we are using.
How to verify about firewall and ports to send SOAP message out of XI Box or network
Any other settings or configurations i've to do in XI system?
what might be the reason for this error. Experts pls help in resolving the same.
rgds,
balu

hi,
thanks for the quick reply..
It is showing:
Status:red symbol
Adapter Type: SOAP
Direction: Receiver
In cluster Node tab,
Processing Errors: in the last 20 hours
Short Log: active
MsgID:----
Explanation
98719886-dbc5-194c-9da7-0cfe8d77082c----- call failed
98719886-dbc5-194c-9da7-0cfe8d77082c----- request entering
Above already i've given the in recvr.CC what & all entered. pls do the needful.
tnx n rgds,
balu

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