download/upload larger in size files

aows61 · 05 May 2017

Hello friends,
what is the best way to upload a (20 GB) file and then download the same file ???
thanks in advance

Barman58 · 05 May 2017

Depends on many things,

How good is your network connection - Is it local only or involve internet connectivity
Can your recipient/storage accept/handle dropped connections, if so, do they provide a suitable Up/Downloader.
How confidential is the data, do you require VPN for net routing, encryption.

Apart from that it's quite simple

aows61 · 05 May 2017

ok, if it is simple, can you write the steps?

thanks

RolandJS · 05 May 2017

What program are you using to upload? Is the upload http or ftp? What cloud is getting the upload, and later, providing the download?

SIW2 · 05 May 2017

1. Your ISP limits you to the upload and download speeds specified by the product you subscribed to. Many of the standard products only allow upload speeds of about 100kb/s . If you have something like that, you may need to pay for a better service.

2. If you are getting a lot less than your product allows, you could check if there is a firmware upgrade for your router.
Got fast download but slow upload speeds? Here's a fix.

3. You could split larger files ( e.g. with 7-zip ) and upload one at a time.
7-Zip

4. You could try Filezilla ( free) which supports resume and transfer of large files >4GB
https://filezilla-project.org/client_features.php

aows61 · 05 May 2017

RolandJS said:

What program are you using to upload? Is the upload http or ftp? What cloud is getting the upload, and later, providing the download?

am using (MEGA) for both uploading and downloading
and it is all via the HTTP

what are your suggestions??

aows61 · 05 May 2017

SIW2 said:

1. Your ISP limits you to the upload and download speeds specified by the product you subscribed to. Many of the standard products only allow upload speeds of about 100kb/s . If you have something like that, you may need to pay for a better service.

2. If you are getting a lot less than your product allows, you could check if there is a firmware upgrade for your router.
Got fast download but slow upload speeds? Here's a fix.

3. You could split larger files ( e.g. with 7-zip ) and upload one at a time.
7-Zip

4. You could try Filezilla ( free) which supports resume and transfer of large files >4GB
https://filezilla-project.org/client_features.php

thanks indeed for your suggestions my friend,
but i wonder if i can do that (upload and download )via the google drive ??