7800N upload limit
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7800N upload limit
Can anyone tell me why I have an upload limit of around 50mb after changing to this router. This is usually to FTPs. Has it anything to do with the firewall and what can I change to stop it.
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Are you using the EWAN port?
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi,
No I'm not, should I?
James
No I'm not, should I?
James
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Re: 7800N upload limit
What type of connection do you have?
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi Starman,
It's an ADSL connection and the computers are connected via ethernet.
It's an ADSL connection and the computers are connected via ethernet.
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Re: 7800N upload limit
How have you tested the 50mb upload speed? Are you uploading to a FTP server?
If you are on BT Infinity, the max upload is 10mb.
Also have you tested by connecting directly to the BT modem and then check your upload speeds again?
If you are on BT Infinity, the max upload is 10mb.
Also have you tested by connecting directly to the BT modem and then check your upload speeds again?
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi Billion_fan,
Yes uploading to an FTP. Im with Claranet Soho and they tell me there is no limit at all. This problem only started after changing to this router. When you say test the 50mb upload speed do you mean the time it takes for 50mb to upload or the bit rate? Sorry not so good with Routers etc. Are there settings within the router setup that I could of got wrong to cause this problem?
James
Yes uploading to an FTP. Im with Claranet Soho and they tell me there is no limit at all. This problem only started after changing to this router. When you say test the 50mb upload speed do you mean the time it takes for 50mb to upload or the bit rate? Sorry not so good with Routers etc. Are there settings within the router setup that I could of got wrong to cause this problem?
James
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi
I only need a example of how you are testing the issue eg uploading a 50mb file to FTP.
What happenes?? Does the speed slow down?? or does the router disconnect??
Also what results did you used to get with your old router??
Thanks
I only need a example of how you are testing the issue eg uploading a 50mb file to FTP.
What happenes?? Does the speed slow down?? or does the router disconnect??
Also what results did you used to get with your old router??
Thanks
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi,
When I upload a 50mb(or there abouts) file to an FTP it goes through the motions and looks like its uploaded the entire file but then the file on the ftp has 0mb file size. There is no obvious change in speed and no disconnection. If the file was with a group of other files all the ones under 50mb upload just fine. With the old router I could upload files of any size no problem.
James
When I upload a 50mb(or there abouts) file to an FTP it goes through the motions and looks like its uploaded the entire file but then the file on the ftp has 0mb file size. There is no obvious change in speed and no disconnection. If the file was with a group of other files all the ones under 50mb upload just fine. With the old router I could upload files of any size no problem.
James
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Re: 7800N upload limit
Hi James
Just to let you know I'm looking into the issue.
I'll update later.
Just to let you know I'm looking into the issue.
I'll update later.