Have you read the posts found with http://www.google.com/search?q=FiOS+slow+upload first?
Not sure if this is the right place to get this info, but figured I had to start somewhere.
I'm running a web server from my home PC and am seeing some concerning upload speeds when I connect from outside of the LAN.
First some quick specs:
-Windows XP SP2
-AMD Athlon 2400+ | 1.5GB ram
-Web server: Both Apache and IIS (same results)
-FTP server: Filezilla
-FiOS plan 15mbps/15mbps
I'm not sure why, but whenever I connect to my web server from the internet, the page and all downloads go much slower than I anticipated (read: upload speeds seem to be lagging). I have tested my connection speed at speedtest.net and consistently see 16 mbps down and about 14.5 mbps up. However, when I download a file via my http server I can not seem to get past about 75KB/s (when I'm expecting closer to 1500KB/s). I'm accessing my home network from another network that I've consistently gotten 700-800KB/s downloads on...but still can't break the 75KB/s mark from my home web server. One of the quirky things about this is that whenever I hit my FTP server (on the same PC), I can download files from it at closer to 600KB/s which I'd be more than satisfied with on the web server too.
At this point I'm not sure where else to look as there is no place that I can find in the router or the http configurations that would cap throughput.
Any ideas? Any additional information needed?
Thanks,
Ryan

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