Web Service Invalid URL

Hi All,
We are using VC 7.0 SP15. I wanted to implement the below blog:
"Viewing your Servers status with Visual Composer'
In our landscape , there are three servers: Dev, Qul and Prod.
The URLs are as follows:
Dev: http://testd.india.com:50113/?wsdl             -->   webservice System is working fine.
Qul: http://testq.india.com:50113/?wsdl             -->   not able to create webservice System .
Prod: http://testp.india.com:50113/?wsdl             -->   not able to create webservice System .
The following i have checked:
1. For qul and Prod the url are woking fine with browser.
2. Note 1236741 - Invalid Web Service URL applied and server reachable, checked by Web Service Navigator .
Thanks,
Anumit

Hi fella,
Was that because of no internet connectivity on the server or for any other reason? Can you please share how did you resolve your problem cos I am having the same...
Waiting for your kind response.
Regards,MAQ

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Note 1625091 - The WSDL URL for web service which generated in SAP Enterprise Central Component cannot be loaded into Xcelsius
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