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Could you explain your hardware capabilities a little better, please? &nbsp;It's hard to say what you can and can't do without knowing what machinery you have to work with. &nbsp;Personally, I use TeamViewer 7 to attach to my network remotely, and can do file upload/download just fine. &nbsp;Are we talking a wireless network with multiple machines, a central server, what have we got?
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Could you explain your hardware capabilities a little better, please?  It's hard to say what you can and can't do without knowing what machinery you have to work with.  Personally, I use TeamViewer 7 to attach to my network remotely, and can do file upload/download just fine.  Are we talking a wireless network with multiple machines, a central server, what have we got?

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What type of bandwidth do you have? Are you having problems from multiple upload locations or just one? Check your bandwidth using a site like <a href="http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/" rel="ugc">Speakeasy</a><br />
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Have you tried an FTP product, there are plenty of free ones available. I use Core FTP Lite
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What type of bandwidth do you have? Are you having problems from multiple upload locations or just one? Check your bandwidth using a site like Speakeasy [http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/]

Have you tried an FTP product, there are plenty of free ones available. I use Core FTP Lite

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I am useing dot net nuke with the file repository modual.<br />
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I can not get larger than about 150 meg file uploaded with out the users webpage timing out.<br />
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Can anyone help me figure out what I have set wrong or tell me a better way to do this??<br />
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I need to be able to have multiple users upload and download files from 100 meg to several gig.<br />
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Thanks!!
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I am useing dot net nuke with the file repository modual.

I can not get larger than about 150 meg file uploaded with out the users webpage timing out.

Can anyone help me figure out what I have set wrong or tell me a better way to do this??

I need to be able to have multiple users upload and download files from 100 meg to several gig.

Thanks!!

Upload large files (1 gig plus) to my server

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