Whats A Good Ftp Server

[jubei_yagyu]

i have tryed 2 so far bullet proof i tryed...avrage ppl get when d/l from that one is about 35-40kb/s

then i tryed serv-u which had speeds at 6-10kb/s


i have upload of about 400kb/s


so is there a server out there that will accualy let atleat 100kb/s be uploaded from me?

or is it a setting on my comp thats resciting my upload on the ftps :helpsmile:

[4th gen]

do you know the difference between kb/sec and kB/sec?

[jubei_yagyu]

no im stupid but i did take speed tests...and they should be a lot higher uploading



this is what dslreports gave me frist time

http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/16763....com/1074144284




and my second test

http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/30717....com/1074144809



and pcpitstop gave me an upload of Upload Speed 438 Kb/s

[4th gen]

the point i was trying to make is that your connection speed given by pc pitstop is 438 kb/sec (kilobits per second)

the speed at which people upload from you given in bullet ftp is in kB/sec (kilobytes per second)

since 8 kb/sec = 1kB/sec, you should expect that with an upload of 438kb/sec that you would be able to upload at approximately 55kB/sec in bullet ftp

what is the connection speed of those trying to download from you?

edit: correction

[jubei_yagyu]

i have cable....speeds im supposed get is this 10mb/s down 1.5mb/s

of couse never came close to that


the ppl who are trying to download from me have download of about 1mb/s

[Amarjit]

So your Cable connection: 10/1.5Mbps -> 10.24/1.536Mbps

= 1.28/0.192MB/s

[TheFilePirater]

internet companys try to confuse you using kB and kb and/or mb and mB