IIS Timeouts

We are trying to download files from a system running Microsoft-IIS/6.0
using HTTP "GET" with the Inet ActiveX control.

The transfer if data appears to reset after an hour on different clients in
different cities using different transfer speeds.

Are there any server variables that set the transfer time for data transfer
with IIS? If so what are they and how are they changed?
John Peterson [ Mo, 21 Februar 2005 21:45 ] [ ID #656244 ]

Re: IIS Timeouts

On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 07:45:05 +1100, John Peterson
<jp [at] please.do.not.spam> wrote:

>We are trying to download files from a system running Microsoft-IIS/6.0
>using HTTP "GET" with the Inet ActiveX control.
>
>The transfer if data appears to reset after an hour on different clients in
>different cities using different transfer speeds.

Why does it take an hour to transfer files?

John Cesta

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>
>Are there any server variables that set the transfer time for data transfer
>with IIS? If so what are they and how are they changed?
>
john cesta [ Di, 22 Februar 2005 14:28 ] [ ID #658201 ]

Re: IIS Timeouts

John Cesta wrote:

> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 07:45:05 +1100, John Peterson
> <jp [at] please.do.not.spam> wrote:
>
>>We are trying to download files from a system running Microsoft-IIS/6.0
>>using HTTP "GET" with the Inet ActiveX control.
>>
>>The transfer if data appears to reset after an hour on different clients
>>in different cities using different transfer speeds.
>
> Why does it take an hour to transfer files?

They are a few hundred megs each. I want to avoid ftp because I am unable
to create accounts or use anonymous ftp on this server so I have been just
using http "get" to download the files.

People on cable are able to download them because they take less than an
hour but those on ADSL cannot.

> John Cesta
>
> The CPU Checker - Monitors your CPU % while you sleep
> LogFileManager - IIS LogFile Management Tool
> WebPageChecker - Helps Maintain Server UpTime
> DomainReportIt PRO - Helps Rebuild IIS
> http://www.serverautomationtools.com
>
>>
>>Are there any server variables that set the transfer time for data
>>transfer
>>with IIS? If so what are they and how are they changed?
>>
John Peterson [ Mi, 23 Februar 2005 01:57 ] [ ID #659102 ]
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