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helpneededlive 09-06-2005 20:42

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Hey there,

I have been uploading to my site via ftp and before it used to around 4-5 kb/s upload speed and i could continue browsing the internet.

However when i upload know its at 10 kb/s and my whole connection slows down an i cannot browse the internet.

As my website develops i am uploading larger files more often and i am getting annoyed?

What is causing this and is there a solution?

I am on 1mb

paulyoung666 09-06-2005 20:46

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hi and :welcome: to the site , simple , you need to stop saturating your upload , knock it back to say 5-6 kbs and the problem will dissapear , btw , i hope you enjoy your stay here :tu:

jtwn 09-06-2005 21:04

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Also, before you blame ntl its the nature of how TCP/IP works.

helpneededlive 09-06-2005 21:16

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Dont think i have or would blame ntl for it.

I could see something was diffrent with the upload.

Not sure how to knock it down but i will try

thanks

homealone 09-06-2005 21:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by helpneededlive
Dont think i have or would blame ntl for it.

I could see something was diffrent with the upload.

Not sure how to knock it down but i will try

thanks

hiya :welcome:

- what ftp prog are you using to upload?

I am using fireftp, at the moment, but that doesn't seem to offer a throttle option, either :)

jtwn 09-06-2005 22:27

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Yeah, check for an option on your ftp client like homealone suggested. Failing that, you can try a bandwidth limiting tool...netlimiter, dumeter to name two.

Fiddle around and find the best compromise; i've found 80% to be a good amount to limit your upload to :)

zitianaki 12-06-2005 20:19

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if you use netlimiter you can make the uploads go any speed you want in the ftp very handy :)


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