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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: HFS slow on anything else than port 80
« on: July 26, 2010, 11:58:41 AM »
Hi,
I also know this topic is old, but i fail to understand why noone of the staff had a proper suggestion posted here about the slow download instead of upload.
Even Mozilla's firefox and IE 8 would not budge. I'm not going into the hacking of the registry, because not everyone can do this properly. I want to download a file (43MB) from my server at home, and looking at a 7 kb/sec. When i go remote (MSTSC) and copy it to a tunneled drive (it's one of the options in MSTSC) then i can get the file within thirty minutes. Now i must wait for almost two hours. So do not try to convince me to step to another medium, or tigh the loose screw on some hardware i have, this is in HFS!
Let me see if there is an option in HFS that can finetune the use of bandwitdh in DL and UL.
I also know this topic is old, but i fail to understand why noone of the staff had a proper suggestion posted here about the slow download instead of upload.
Even Mozilla's firefox and IE 8 would not budge. I'm not going into the hacking of the registry, because not everyone can do this properly. I want to download a file (43MB) from my server at home, and looking at a 7 kb/sec. When i go remote (MSTSC) and copy it to a tunneled drive (it's one of the options in MSTSC) then i can get the file within thirty minutes. Now i must wait for almost two hours. So do not try to convince me to step to another medium, or tigh the loose screw on some hardware i have, this is in HFS!
Let me see if there is an option in HFS that can finetune the use of bandwitdh in DL and UL.