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Http download timout
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| Tal Geva 2005-07-28, 5:59 pm |
| My webserver is running W2k3 (without SP1) and IIS6.
We have some files that are more than 50mb and each time someone is trying
to download them they get "the connection was reset by the server".
I think this is a timeout parameter that does it and I dont know which one.
1, is there a way to change these settings in the IIS?
2, is it possible to download large files using http?
thanks
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| Alok Kumar 2005-07-28, 5:59 pm |
| If you are using download usign a ASP page then you can change the time out
in IIS by going into the property of default web server then then clicking on
"home directory | configuration | App Option" and change the ASP script
timeout from 90 sec (default) to what ever you want (I suggest not more than
300 sec.). Also remember the IE has a time out of 300 sec..
Alok Kumar
"Tal Geva" wrote:
> My webserver is running W2k3 (without SP1) and IIS6.
> We have some files that are more than 50mb and each time someone is trying
> to download them they get "the connection was reset by the server".
> I think this is a timeout parameter that does it and I dont know which one.
> 1, is there a way to change these settings in the IIS?
> 2, is it possible to download large files using http?
>
> thanks
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| Tal Geva 2005-07-28, 5:59 pm |
| i tried it but it didnt help.
i changed the timeout and restarted the IIS
i still get the same error when i am downloading.
any other ideas?
"Alok Kumar" wrote:
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> If you are using download usign a ASP page then you can change the time out
> in IIS by going into the property of default web server then then clicking on
> "home directory | configuration | App Option" and change the ASP script
> timeout from 90 sec (default) to what ever you want (I suggest not more than
> 300 sec.). Also remember the IE has a time out of 300 sec..
>
> Alok Kumar
>
> "Tal Geva" wrote:
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| Tal Geva 2005-07-29, 6:01 pm |
| solved.
there are two option to solve this case.
1, http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...KB;EN-US;886461
2, install SP1 for W2k3 server (contains the fix).
i installed the SP1
thanks
"Tal Geva" wrote:
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> i tried it but it didnt help.
> i changed the timeout and restarted the IIS
> i still get the same error when i am downloading.
> any other ideas?
>
>
> "Alok Kumar" wrote:
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