Transfer file between 2 RDP's

[zoug100]

Hi guys.
I am connected from my pc to 2 remote desktop accounts. I want to transfer a file of 400mb from the uk rdp to the nl rdp but it says that i need 2hours and 50 minutes

The 2 remote desktop pc have high upload speed but the transfer of a file from the one rdp to the other is taking too long.
Propably the file is transfered from the one rdp to the other with the upload speed of my home internet connection which is only 1 Mbps that's why it takes so much time.
Is there any way to transfer the file from the one rdp to the other quickly?

zoug100 Reviewed by zoug100 on 3rd Apr 2012. Transfer file between 2 RDP's Hi guys. I am connected from my pc to 2 remote desktop accounts. I want to transfer a file of 400mb from the uk rdp to the nl rdp but it says that i need 2hours and 50 minutes The 2 remote desktop pc have high upload speed but the transfer of a file from the one rdp to the other is taking too long. Propably the file is transfered from the one rdp to the other with the upload speed of my home internet connection which is only 1 Mbps that's why it takes so much time. Is there any way to Rating: 5

[RT]

Upload it on mediafire, get link, download it from the other RDA. Couldn't think of that?

[zoug100]

Ok mate.i will try

[-Im.z2ight-]

As RT said is the best and easiest way to do it.

[zoug100]

I know but mediafire has low upload speed. But no problem.I will create small rar files and upload them to mediafire via zoom uploader faster.
Thanks mates

[RT]

Doesn't have to be Mediafire, it was just an example, you can use any filehost. IF you transfer your files all the time, ask your host to make an FTP account for you, that way you can download fileswith a simple click.

[zoug100]

Doesn't have to be Mediafire, it was just an example, you can use any filehost. IF you transfer your files all the time, ask your host to make an FTP account for you, that way you can download fileswith a simple click.

yes.they will make an FTP account for me tommorow.
I asked your help for a temporary solution.Mediafire is fine.
Thanks a lot mates

[CyberPrince]

Mr-R-T is just so nice and very helpful

[subhy259]

if that RDP has ftp server choose the path and download to another RDP.

[masterbator]

or you can install teamviewer
and then use that to p2p transfer your files between the RDPs