Unable to find an inbound interface

Hi masters,
I have an error in sxmb_moni. I get 'Unable to find an inbound interface' everytime i click on the red flag. How can I remedy this problem. thanks!!!

>
Ignatius - Xavier Bazar wrote:
> Hi masters,
> I have an error in sxmb_moni. I get 'Unable to find an inbound interface' everytime i click on the red flag. How can I remedy this problem. thanks!!!
Hi,
1. Check the Inbound message payload in sxmb_moni.
2. If your payload is invalid, it wont be displayed in moni. So check the msg content in RWB- Message Monitoring.
3. Let me know if you are using condition in the Reciever Determination.
Regards,
Chandra

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throughout
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