FTP size

[Ross]

Hello to everybody,

like the subject I need to enlarge the filesize of FTP on my windows xp in
order to get binary files through ftp command without receiving the error
"File too large..."
Thanks a lot to everybody replying to me.

Regards
Ross

 

[Gary Fose [MSFT]]

Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP thorugh XP. Is the XP
Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command line? What size file
are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How are you connected to the
point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you go through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path as you are trying to do
with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help you. Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc. or a limitation on the ftp server not
allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one time.

Thanks,
Gary
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'--'Thanks a lot to everybody replying to me.
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[Ross]

Hi,

thanks for your response.
My o.s is winxp, no firewall no router hardware. I would like to use command
line ftp in order to download files of any size from whatever computer I am.

Thanks
Ross

Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP thorugh XP. Is the XP
Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command line? What size file
are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How are you connected to the
point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you go through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path as you are trying to do
with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help you. Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc. or a

limitation on the ftp server not

allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one time.

Thanks,
Gary
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'--'Hello to everybody,
'--'
'--'like the subject I need to enlarge the filesize of FTP on my windows xp in
'--'order to get binary files through ftp command without receiving the error
'--'"File too large..."
'--'Thanks a lot to everybody replying to me.
'--'
'--'Regards
'--'Ross
'--'
'--'
'--'
'--'--
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[Dave]

how big of a file are we talking about here???

Hi,

thanks for your response.
My o.s is winxp, no firewall no router hardware. I would like to use command
line ftp in order to download files of any size from whatever computer I am.

Thanks
Ross

"Gary Fose [MSFT]" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio

Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP

thorugh
XP. Is the XP

Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command

line?
What size file

are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How are

you
connected to the

point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you go through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path as

you
are trying to do

with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help you. Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc. or a

limitation on the ftp server not

allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one time.

Thanks,
Gary
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'--'Hello to everybody,
'--'
'--'like the subject I need to enlarge the filesize of FTP on my windows xp in
'--'order to get binary files through ftp command without receiving the error
'--'"File too large..."
'--'Thanks a lot to everybody replying to me.
'--'
'--'Regards
'--'Ross
'--'
'--'
'--'
'--'--
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'--'
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[Ross]

about 2mb.
Thanks
Ross

how big of a file are we talking about here???

Hi,

thanks for your response.
My o.s is winxp, no firewall no router hardware. I would like to use command
line ftp in order to download files of any size from whatever computer I am.

Thanks
Ross

"Gary Fose [MSFT]" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio

Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP

thorugh
XP. Is the XP

Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command

line?
What size file

are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How are

you
connected to the

point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you

go
through a

router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path as

you
are trying to do

with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help

you.
Normally the

restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc. or a

limitation on the ftp server not

allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one time.

Thanks,
Gary
--------------------
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'--'Subject: FTP size
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windows
xp in the
error this
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[Dave]

thats all? and you are getting a file too big error??? something more is
wrong there, just to test i just moved an 87mb file from my ftp server to my
desktop in 53 seconds with command line ftp... works fine.

about 2mb.
Thanks
Ross

how big of a file are we talking about here???

Hi,

thanks for your response.
My o.s is winxp, no firewall no router hardware. I would like to use command
line ftp in order to download files of any size from whatever computer

I
am.

Thanks
Ross

"Gary Fose [MSFT]" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP thorugh
XP. Is the XP
Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command line?
What size file
are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How

are
you

connected to the
point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you go
through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path

as
you

are trying to do
with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help you.
Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc. or a
limitation on the ftp server not
allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one time.

Thanks,
Gary
--------------------
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'--'Subject: FTP size
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[Ross]

GREAT!
Please I need just an ftp server like yours!!!
Can you give me the address?
I need an ftp server like yours to upload and download with command
line..... pleaseeee!

Thanks in advance

thats all? and you are getting a file too big error??? something more is
wrong there, just to test i just moved an 87mb file from my ftp server to my
desktop in 53 seconds with command line ftp... works fine.

about 2mb.
Thanks
Ross

computer

I

am.

Thanks
Ross

"Gary Fose [MSFT]" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel
messaggio
Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP
thorugh
XP. Is the XP
Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command
line?
What size file
are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok? How are
you
connected to the
point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do

you
go

through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same path as
you
are trying to do
with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help you.
Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc.

or

a

limitation on the ftp server not
allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one
time.

Thanks,
Gary
--------------------
'--'From: "Ross" <[email protected]>
'--'Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.networking
'--'Subject: FTP size
'--'Lines: 16
'--'X-Priority: 3
'--'X-MSMail-Priority: Normal
'--'X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1106
'--'X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2800.1106
'--'Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Feb
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receiving
the

 

[Dave]

if you are in this group i assume you are running windows 2000... if so,
then you have the exact same ftp server that i am running. all i use is the
ftp server that comes with win2k pro.

GREAT!
Please I need just an ftp server like yours!!!
Can you give me the address?
I need an ftp server like yours to upload and download with command
line..... pleaseeee!

Thanks in advance

thats all? and you are getting a file too big error??? something more is
wrong there, just to test i just moved an 87mb file from my ftp server

to

my
desktop in 53 seconds with command line ftp... works fine.

about 2mb.
Thanks
Ross

"Dave" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
how big of a file are we talking about here???

Hi,

thanks for your response.
My o.s is winxp, no firewall no router hardware. I would like to use
command
line ftp in order to download files of any size from whatever

computer

I
am.

Thanks
Ross

"Gary Fose [MSFT]" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel
messaggio
Hi Ross,

Will be glad to help but need more info. You say you are using FTP
thorugh
XP. Is the XP
Home version or Pro version? Are you using FTP in IE or at a command
line?
What size file
are you having a problem with? Do smaller size files work ok?

How
are

you
connected to the
point where you are uploading(?) or downloading(?) the files? Do you
go
through a
router/switch/firewall/cable - dsl- adsl modem?

Can you copy large files through other means through the same

path
as

you
are trying to do
with the ftp?

With the above info, maybe I can suggest something that might help
you.
Normally the
restriction on file size is with hardware, such as routers, etc.

or

a
limitation on the ftp server not
allowng more than a certain number of bytes to be transferred at one
time.

Thanks,
Gary
--------------------
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'--'Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.networking
'--'Subject: FTP size
'--'Lines: 16
'--'X-Priority: 3
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