Speed for Upload as well as download will be same. In case of plans of higher capacity ie more than 512 Kbps, upload speed will be limited to 512 Kbps. of now VSNL doesn't permit SMTP server access to MTNL Broadband connection. Customer can use MTNL email ID as it is given free along with Broadband connection .He can take additional email id for only Rs. 200/- per year.

About 5X that for dialup. Can't guarantee a particular speed and the cooperative will push for ever-improving standards. We will be as good as any other ISP - almost certainly better.

When you send a file with DropSend or upload a file to your DropSend storage, the transfer speed will depend on your broadband connection. If you’re on a typical broadband connection, you should get around 20 KB per second for send/upload speed. Obviously this is slower than download speeds, which will average around 100 - 200 KB per second. Again, this will depend on your broadband connection and is in no way related to DropSend or our servers.

Our network-connections are far from being full. We always buy more bandwidth than we really need in order to avoid bottle-necks. Neither uploading nor downloading is limited! If you still have a slow upload-speed, try choosing a different network-path for uploading your files.

It might be a problem with individual site. If it happens to all websites, please close all applications and your browser, then reset the Modem and restart the computer. Please choose "Internet Option" under your IE's pull down menu then click "Connections", then "LAN Setting". Unmark "Proxy Server" and click "OK" then restart your browser to reflect changes.

If you are one of the first people to be downloading a torrent, or you have one of the fastest connections among people downloading a torrent, or you are almost finished downloading a torrent, then it is likely that your download speed will be less than your upload speed. However, over the course of the entire download, the download and upload speeds usually average out to be about the same.

First, you must understand the difference in ways of showing speed. Big B vs. little b; Big K vs. little k: Our basic plan speed is 384/512Kbps. This is the same as downloading at 64 KBps (8 x 64KBps = 512 Kbps). If you begin to download a file, it will initially download up to the 14 Mbps burst speed. After about 5 MB of downloading, you download speed will be shifted down for the speed which you pay for.

Uploading speeds on most servers are roughly 3 times as slow as downloading speeds, so do not be alarmed if your document seems to be taking a while to upload. With high speed internet access, a 1 megabyte document should take roughly 1 minute to upload, and a 5 megabyte document should take roughly 5 to 10 minutes to upload. Speeds will vary based on the speed of the customer's internet service provider's web server.

No, you do not. However, if your computer uses dial-up or a slower internet connection, you will find that your download time will be significantly longer than if you were using DSL or any other higher speed Internet connection.

Typically, a Kaleidescape System will download approximately 100 MB of data per week to keep the Kaleidescape Movie Guide and Music Guide current. Upload varies, depending on the number of Players and other factors, but should be approximately 10 MB per week. Kaleidescape releases KEAOS upgrades a few times per year; a KEAOS release is less than 50 MB and is downloaded automatically by your Kaleidescape System.

Answer: Upload is defined as the process of sending data generated from your computer out to another computer. We monitors the total upload and download traffic for each residence hall student with a registered Ethernet connection. The traffic traveling over the Internet is what is used to determine if a student is operating within the bandwidth restrictions. Normal Internet use such as web browsing, e-mail, etcetera generates a very small amount of download and upload activity.

When the information flows from somewhere e.g. a web-page or a site to your PC you are "downloading". On the other hand, when you send information e.g. request for a web-page, you are "uploading".

you go through registration, you finish the upgrade section first. Then you'll arrive at the SBC Yahoo! DSL software. If you do not wish to download the software at that time, do not select any of the software download options. You can always download the software at a later time by revisiting the software page and selecting the option(s) of your choice.

We allow uploads without speed restrictions. In fact, some of our users can upload files at over 400 Kilobytes a second! However, if you are connected with a typical broadband connection you should get around 20 KB per second for send/upload speed. This is because broadband providers set a much lower rate for upload speeds than download speeds. This will depend on your broadband connection and is in no way related to sendspace or our servers.