Trying to use RUNRMTCMD to perform a data transfer to a Windows server

QSYSPRT output:

IBM AS/400 Client Access Express for Windows
Version 5  Release 1  Level 0
Transfer data from AS/400
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation and Others 1984, 2000.  All rights reserved.
U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or disclosure
  restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
Transfer file: D:\Winsnap\Import\FileTransfer.dtf
Access is denied.
D:\Winsnap\Import\FileTransfer.dtf


I have a client who is trying to use the RUNRMTCMD in a job schedule entry
to
run a iSeries Access data transfer to download a file from their iSeries to
a Windows server directory.

They want the whole transfer to be done unattended on both sides.

Typically, the Windows server is not logged into by the user FOOD that is
running the job on the iSeries server.

We are getting an "Access is denied" message in the QSYSPRT splf.  The
joblog
shows no errors and shows that the job ended normally.

The client's Windows administrator tells me that the FOOD user on Windows
is
authorized to the directory where the data transfer .tfr file has been
placed.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.
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Scott

Scott A. Schollenberger
Chief Technology Officer
TENEX Systems, Inc.
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E-mail: saschollenberger@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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