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slow upload but fast download (4 posts)
- Started 19 years ago by on the water
- Latest reply 19 years ago from Jim Matthews
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on the water Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Most Internet connections are asymmetric -- faster downloading than uploading. What sort of transfer rates are you seeing, and what kind of Internet connection do you have (e.g. cable modem, DSL, dial-up)?
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks -
tusharm Member
We have T1 line in office but I am having same issue. from G5 MAC, upload speed is 60 kb/sec, download speed is 1500 kn/sec. Same file uploading from Windows XP to same server, I get 300 kb/sec from windows machine using WSftp client. On G5 I use, fetch.
Please help me.
Tushar
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Jim Matthews Administrator
tusharm:
I'm surprised that you're only seeing 60KB/sec, and I'm very surprised that you're getting 300KB/sec with WSFTP. 300KB/sec works out to 2.4Megabits/sec, and a T1 line's maximum speed is 1.5Megabits/sec. So you shouldn't see more than 192KB/sec over that sort of connection (and that's assuming 100% efficiency, and no one else using the connection). Are you sure that WSFTP is not showing you Kilobits per second (rather than Kilobytes; there are 8 bits in a byte)?
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks
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I am using Fetch to upload pdf files to an ftp site. Uploading the files (they average 1-3MB) is pretty darn slow, but downloading goes much quicker. The people running the ftp site swear there's nothing wrong on their end. I tried uploading to the fetchsoftworks site...that was slow too. Any ideas (solutions)???
THANKS!
Posted 19 years ago #