The size of the file is not the problem, it's the speed of the user's connection. I can upload a 100MB file from my fast connection at work because it will take less than 135 seconds. I can't do it from home on my slower connection because the page will time out.   We have fixed this for now by increasing the timeout setting in IIS ...

I checked with our network team, and IIS was already set at full trust level, so that's not the issue either.

When using the ASP.NET file upload control, I get the standard ''Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage'' error, and it gives a list of possible issues to look into. I already know the server is terminating the connection, though. I added the trust level to my web.config, but that didn't help. I need to check with my network team ...

The ASP.NET file upload control times out after the same amount of time. Changing executionTimeout in httpruntime in the web.config for the project doesn't have any effect on that either. Is there an IIS setting we're missing? We are on IIS 7 on a windows server 2008 web cluster. We also require client certificates for authentication.

I have been testing the Ajaxuploader, and I have been getting a ''Flash: The upload task is interrupted! io Error #2038'' message when trying to upload a 100MB+ file. I've set the maxRequestLength to handle the large files, so I know that's not the problem. I timed the page as it was running, and the error occurs after 135 seconds without fail. I ...

And of course I figure out the problem as soon as I post a question. I had the httpModule in the incorrect area of my web.config for the IIS mode the server is in.

I am also getting this error. I have followed all of the installation instructions. The page works just fine on my DEV and DEMO environments, but once I put it on the production server, I get the above error. The production server is on a web cluster. Any ideas on what I should do?