How long does it take to transfer?
Quote from fkapnist on February 18, 2023, 12:13 pmHi,
I am currently using a "brand-name" shared cloud hosting service. I have no complaints. But it is four times more expensive than the equivalent CloudNEO services! That's a lot. I am tempted to switch, but I dread having to FTP all those files and their add-on domains. How long does it usually take?
Thanks,
.
Hi,
I am currently using a "brand-name" shared cloud hosting service. I have no complaints. But it is four times more expensive than the equivalent CloudNEO services! That's a lot. I am tempted to switch, but I dread having to FTP all those files and their add-on domains. How long does it usually take?
Thanks,
.
Quote from luishp on February 18, 2023, 3:03 pm@fkapnist it depends very much on your content. Note that you can explore CloudNEO services with a 30 days free of charge trial. You can also contact the support team and ask this question to them.
Regards.
@fkapnist it depends very much on your content. Note that you can explore CloudNEO services with a 30 days free of charge trial. You can also contact the support team and ask this question to them.
Regards.
Quote from susan on February 21, 2023, 5:54 amI have been satisfied with the FTP upload speed of CloudNEO. As an example, 100MB of very mixed sized files (but mostly small and over a 1000 files) takes between 3 and 4 minutes.
@fkapnist that seems like an average speed based on my use of other web hosts. (FTP always feels slow.) When signing up, the server I picked is in the same city as me, and won't be the same data centre that you use, and of course, there are many other variables that affect transfer speeds.
I have been satisfied with the FTP upload speed of CloudNEO. As an example, 100MB of very mixed sized files (but mostly small and over a 1000 files) takes between 3 and 4 minutes.
@fkapnist that seems like an average speed based on my use of other web hosts. (FTP always feels slow.) When signing up, the server I picked is in the same city as me, and won't be the same data centre that you use, and of course, there are many other variables that affect transfer speeds.
Quote from fkapnist on February 21, 2023, 12:11 pmQuote from susan on February 21, 2023, 5:54 amI have been satisfied with the FTP upload speed of CloudNEO. As an example, 100MB of very mixed sized files (but mostly small and over a 1000 files) takes between 3 and 4 minutes.
@fkapnist that seems like an average speed based on my use of other web hosts. (FTP always feels slow.) When signing up, the server I picked is in the same city as me, and won't be the same data centre that you use, and of course, there are many other variables that affect transfer speeds.
Thanks
Quote from susan on February 21, 2023, 5:54 amI have been satisfied with the FTP upload speed of CloudNEO. As an example, 100MB of very mixed sized files (but mostly small and over a 1000 files) takes between 3 and 4 minutes.
@fkapnist that seems like an average speed based on my use of other web hosts. (FTP always feels slow.) When signing up, the server I picked is in the same city as me, and won't be the same data centre that you use, and of course, there are many other variables that affect transfer speeds.
Thanks
Quote from luishp on February 21, 2023, 1:40 pm@susan @fkapnist note that CloudNEO admin panel includes a file manager. You can upload a single .zip file and uncompress it once it's uploaded.
This method is quite more quick than using FTP file by file.
@susan @fkapnist note that CloudNEO admin panel includes a file manager. You can upload a single .zip file and uncompress it once it's uploaded.
This method is quite more quick than using FTP file by file.
Quote from susan on February 21, 2023, 1:47 pmYou can upload a single .zip file and uncompress it once it's uploaded.
I am so used to using Cyberduck with folders and individual files, that I didn't know such a thing was possible, thanks for the tip!
You can upload a single .zip file and uncompress it once it's uploaded.
I am so used to using Cyberduck with folders and individual files, that I didn't know such a thing was possible, thanks for the tip!