How to access PI NFS Directory

Hi Frnds,
I am trying to access my PI server NFS directory, to test my all developments for time being.
This is the path of the directory u201C/usr/sap/interfaces/xd5ftp/sourceu201D . but i am unable to access.
My PI server installed at client location, I am accessing using the CITRIX, is it possible to access that path in CITRIX environment?
Do I need to do anything?
Many thanks,
Raj

Hi Rajasekhar,
                          I dont know the exact roles for the same...but basis people can do the same for this...
or ask thme to configure the same in AL11 as you said you are having all roles...so you can access the same....
and then use SXDA_TOOLS tocde for uploading or downloading the files to the OS level....
this is any alternative to access to File system
HTH
Rajesh

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