TCP/IP RFC destination problem

Hi All,
During the RFC destination creation, im using TCP/IP connections.. So please tell me what should be filled for the following fields:
Program             
Target Host         
Save as          Hostname  Ipaddress
Please let me knw what should be the required steps, since when i had provided some information in these fields and tried to test; it gives the following error:
Error Details     timeout during allocate / CPIC-CALL: 'ThSAPCMRCV' : cmRc=20 thRc=456 Timeout dur
Error Details     ERROR: timeout during allocate
Error Details     LOCATION: SAP-Gateway on host DELECC6IDES / sapgw00
Error Details     DETAIL: no connect of TP PROGRID from host DELECC6IDES.bcone.com after 20 sec
Error Details     COMPONENT: SAP-Gateway
Any valuable help?
Thanks
rohith

Dont worry
Sender Port is not mandatory. Only the target port is mandatory
In SM59,
-Have you given the connection type as 3
-In the Target Host, give the IP Address of the target server
-System Number is to be filled
-Now, go to the Logon/Security tab,
-Give the language
-Client
-Username and Password of the destination server
-Now. Save it.
-Test Connection.
Hope the information is helpful

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