SOAP Sender - Config 'Acknowledgment Handling'

Dear all,
I am a little lost in configuring Acknowledgment Handling for SOAP-Sender (Proxy). I am stuck in how to maintain the corresponding http-Connection in NWA.
Can somebody show me the way to get a http-Connection in NWA pointing to a ECC-System (Proxy-Sender)? (especially how to get another hosting system)
Context:
This is all to be done in Proxy to IDoc scenario for getting acknowledgements back to Proxy-Sender-System.
Kind regards!

Dear guys - thanks for your help.
We are ready for transfering IDoc's but we are facing problem working with acknowledgments.
So what we have is:
- Sending proxy message to AAE and transferring it as IDoc to ECC (within the proxy we force for getting an ack back)
- Configure ALEAUD in WE20 of receiving ECC - we also get a aleaud.xml back from ECC which is stuck in AAE
Therefore i give you this attachment:
Here you just see the send message in AAE coming from ECC EDTCLNT200. This message is an aleaud.xml which is not processed back to the proxy.
How to set up AAE for getting the aleaud-message back to Proxy-Sender?
Thanks a lot!

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