Thread: 100M Will VM ever match BT's upload speeds?
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Old 18-06-2012, 00:43   #20
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Re: Will VM ever match BT's upload speeds?
I went for 100Mb because of the upload speed.

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Originally Posted by MPH View Post
I I'm sure like a number of people run a home server .. the upload is very important to me as I often pull stuff off the server from work etc. I'm currently on VM's 100/5mb and due to various issue & the upload speed considering the jump (after years with cable) to BT.
As mentioned with cloud computing upload is key .. virgin offer so called unlimited online storage but with my key family pics music and video at 500Gb it would be a joke to try to upload hence the server (backs up the family clients etc. as well)
You might find it more secure, to use a paid service like Livedrive. I use them for all our work files and media. Currently 2.1Tb. You can stream video from them via FTP into clients like XBMC.
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