Wrong Reciever message interface name in SXMB_MONI in PI7.1

Hi All,
Some of the interfaces that are getting executed in PI7.1 have wrong reciever message interface name in SXMB_MONI view.
In SOAP Envelope
1.Reciever message interface name is getting populated in <SAP:Sender> tag and
2. Sender message interface name is getting populated in <SAP:Receiver> tag.
But the end to end message flow is getting executed succesfully.
It is not particular to any one of the interfaces. It is occuring randomly.
Did any one encounter this problem earlier?Please share your inputs to resolve the same.
Thanks,
Younus.

Hi,
The SAP note mentioned - contains details specific to SOAP Adapter.
The problem which we have mentioned is occurring across adapters.
Even in SICF transaction. All the details have been correctly maintained.
Any further steps to resolve the issue will be helpful.
Thanks,
Younus

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