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    >I recently subscribed to fibre. The promise was 25Mbps UL/DL.   
    >So far so good wrt download speed.  But when I needed to SFTP a   
    >few large files to my server, the max transfer rate I could get   
    >was 300KiB/s which translates to 2.5Mbps. So, I assume the UL   
    >speed limitation is placed at the server? Fast.com reports   
    >30+Mbps bidirectional.   
    >   
    >Anyone else here experience limited/reduced UL speeds during   
    >ftp transfers?   
    >   
    >What services provide unrestricted UL speeds?   
      
   Hey Aug,   
      
   So it's could be governed by the server side most so than your fibre   
   provider. What are you using as your SFTP/FTP server? Are there   
   Policies/rste limiting on your router for the S/FTP service?   
      
   25MB UL/DL is an interesting speed, where in the world are you? In NZ   
   residetial speeds are a minimum of 300Dl 100 UL, and go upto 10gb.   
      
   Nick   
      
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