

The outcome is a system that takes into account your genetic predispositions to training zones (ie: being really good at short anaerobic work but struggling with sustained threshold) AND how those relationships change during your training plan/phase.īefore we get into how we built AI FTP Detection, we need a brief history of FTP on TrainerRoad. It learns not only an athlete’s power curve, but also their repeatability in their specific zones. Instead of VO2 max being a strict “120%” of FTP, Adaptive Training allows your VO2max and all other zones to be personalized. AI FTP Detection works with Adaptive Training to break the tight relationship between power zones and FTP. Rumors of FTP’s death are greatly exaggerated, but we have come a long way from simply basing workouts off of FTP. Anywhere you see the ramp test in TrainerRoad, there’s a button to launch AI FTP Detection.You can use AI FTP Detection in two ways:

Outdoor workouts with only an HR monitor.Indoor workouts with only an HR monitor.We applied machine learning techniques to data from TrainerRoad’s 150,000,000+ dataset of indoor and outdoor rides.ĪI FTP Detection uses demographic data along with ride files from: No more stressful tests!Īlthough the outcome is simple, AI FTP Detection was years in the making. Using AI FTP Detection is as easy as clicking a button. AI FTP Detection lets you skip the Ramp Test and simply click a button to get your FTP. Today we're making AI FTP Detection available to all TrainerRoad subscribers.


There are two RFC that we can use to access FTP.Program RSFTP002 is used to test FTP connection and run execute FTP command.FTP server by default runs on port 21, If the port is different so maintain that port in SAP_FTP_SERVER_V.If maintain * in this table all FTP servers will be accessible.Without entry in this table SAP will not able to establish the connection to the FTP server.SAPFTP_SERVERS_V Table is used to store the information about the allowed FTP server.Check on this link for more details about Telnet information.Telnet is a very useful tool to check the service port and its accessibility from the target.The above procedure will also work for the ABAP systems.If the connection is successful you will get the output like below.If the connection is not successful you get the error like below.I am using RFC “SAPFTPA” as FTP is only accessible from the SAP server.Click on the execute button and enter details.Execute SAP program rsftp002 using tcode SA38.Test FTP connection using SAP standard Program.After maintaining entry click on the save button.Click on the Maintain button & click on the New Entries button.Add entry in those specific clients who are going to connect to FTP. SAPFTP_SERVER_V is a client dependent table.Maintain FTP entry in SAP table ( SAPFTP_SERVERS_V) using tcode sm30.Check FTP is accessible from SAP system OS.Telnet Syntax (Linux & windows): telnet.Telnet FTP server IP on a specific port.Note down the FTP IP and port provided by FTP/OS team.STEP TO CONFIGURE FTP FOR THE SAP ABAP SYSTEM. SAP OS access to check IP ports accessibility.SAP GUI credentials with authorization.While I was configuring the SAP FTP, I haven’t found complete information in a single blog post, So I am writing this blog post. I am writing this blog post for the FTP connection to the SAP ABAP system.
