with a 384K upload, how long would it take to transfer 30GB of information?
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assuming your connection is always at max transfer and there is no other traffic on the connection, it would take about 22 hours.  Realistically, however, it will take almost 2 days.
672598
This site is a great way to share large files:\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index\nYou can have a file up to 1GB!
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It should not cross 5-8 GB of data transfer, with 34 users, using mails, FTP traffic, down loads softwares etc.  General rule of thumb is per user can utilise 250 MB of data transfer using through emails, FTP, general browsing needs, in such circumstances 250MB X 34 users gets 8.5 GB dtata transfer.  \n\nU has to consider out of that 10-15% they wont utilise full 250MB data, generally by 34 users u should not exceeds 5-8 GB., If it crosses u has to peep up ur users are doing some mischief, not productrive work.
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there are several web-based mail services to send large files:\n- http://www.yousendit.com/ -- you can send up to 1GB file\n- http://www.streamload.com/ -- reuquire registration\n- http://www.sendyourfiles.com/ -- up to 12GB\n- http://www.sendthisfile.com/ -- the free account only keeps your file for 3 days\n\ngood luck
407995
Try Beamfile, send files up to 5GB in size for free, http://www.beamfile.com/  Note that beamfile must be installed on both computers, the one you send from and the one you are sending to.
26127
Probably for the typical user. Now, for geeks like me that would be awesomely fast. Mine peaks at 1MB/sec, but it's usually about 500kb/sec
309198
Depends on your connection speed.  It takes 20 min or so on my connection.
370559
For this i think u'd be better off with a high speed DSL/cable connection and also an email service with a high storage capacity....then all u got to do is send each file u have as attachments to ur email account...or u may use sites such as mega upload.com or rapidshare which offer space for uploading files...I suggest using a POP3 account
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use and ftp for faster uploading\n\n:> peace
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Hours of what?  Music?  Video?  Reading?\n\n202000 is 202 MB... a typical MP3 would be about 3.5-4 hours.  Video, would depend on the format - it would probably be between 21 minutes and 4 hours, depending on the quality and other factors.  Reading would depend on how fast you read.\n\nSo you mean how many hours would it take to download 202MB? That depends on your internet connection... \non a 56K modem it would be about 9 hours.  Using a 768K DSL line, it would be about 35 minutes.  Using a T-1, about 17 minutes.  Using an 11 Mbit wireless link to the internet, it would take about 3 minutes.  All these numbers assume you get 90-100% bandwidth utilization and don't have any interference or other issues slowing the connection down.
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Just transfer through USB
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you get 25GB free at this site .... which you already know about\nhttp://www.streamload.com/\n\nor start paying for it\nhttp://www.mynetstorage.com/
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A lot.  Especially if they're just text.  If each email were around 4 kilobytes (which would be like six long-ish paragraphs) then it'd take 262144 emails to make a gigabyte of emails.  Attatchments will change that, though.  It'd take 4096 256 kb images, or 256 4 mb music files to fill up a gb.
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http://www.yousendit.com can send up to a 1 GB attachment for free
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Instead of telling us how long it is tell us how many MB it is.\n\nIf it's more than 100MB then there's your answer.\n///
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Have a look here, I have written a little lessen in how it's done, it's easy to do just read the Readme. PLEASE NOTE:- You may have to wait 20 minutes until the upload is done depends when you read this there should be 5 files if not it's not done yet
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u just visit  www.yousendit.com   .\n\nthere u can send a file of size  upto  1GB