Use of RFC destination "DEST" of type SNA/CPI-C connections

Hi ,
Please tell me the use of RFC destination "DEST" of type SNA/CPI-C connections in PI system .
Connection test for this RFC is failing with message "Error when opening RFC connection" . whether it is normal ?
Regards ,
Hanumant

Dear Hanumant Anarase,
Have you find any solution for your problem,
Because i am facing the same issue, as you mentioned above.
Regards,
Furqan

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>
jak jak wrote:
> Hi Sujit,
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