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Can you do a basic windows copy of the file to the Server. &nbsp;If yes I would say your script has a bug in it.<br />
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Can you copy the file to other servers quickly. &nbsp;If no to first and yes to second I would say the &nbsp;file server is having a problem.<br />
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I have seen this with network problems as well. &nbsp;MTU size can cause this type of issue. &nbsp;MTU is the size of packets as that pass through a router or computer.<br />
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Can you do a basic windows copy of the file to the Server.  If yes I would say your script has a bug in it.

Can you copy the file to other servers quickly.  If no to first and yes to second I would say the  file server is having a problem.

I have seen this with network problems as well.  MTU size can cause this type of issue.  MTU is the size of packets as that pass through a router or computer.



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Can the MTU size be increased?
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Ok, I am looking into the MTU settings and will let you know if this helps! Thanks for your patience!!
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Ok, I am looking into the MTU settings and will let you know if this helps! Thanks for your patience!!

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We have an ASP upload script that was migrated to Windows Server 2003. The permissions appear to be set correctly because I can see my file being created on the Doc server. However, it's taking 9-10 minutes to complete for a VERY small file with one line of text. Can anyone steer me in the right direction on what settings need to be made to get this working smoothly?
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We have an ASP upload script that was migrated to Windows Server 2003. The permissions appear to be set correctly because I can see my file being created on the Doc server. However, it's taking 9-10 minutes to complete for a VERY small file with one line of text. Can anyone steer me in the right direction on what settings need to be made to get this working smoothly?

File upload taking forever

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).