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- Introduction
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- Exceptions
- WeOnlyDo.Client.FtpDLX
- Properties
- Authentication
- Blocking
- BufferSize
- Certificate
- Compression
- DirFormat
- DirItems
- Encryption
- Hostname
- KeepAlive
- LastError
- ListItem
- ListParams
- LocalPath
- Login
- MaxTransferRate
- Passive
- Password
- Port
- PreserveDates
- PrivateKey
- Protocol
- ProxyHostname
- ProxyLogin
- ProxyPassword
- ProxyPort
- ProxyType
- PublicKeyOpenSSH
- PublicKeySSH
- RemotePath
- Resume
- SecureMethod
- SmartGet
- SmartPut
- State
- StrictHost
- Tag
- Timeout
- Timezone
- TransferMode
- TransferRate
- TransferTime
- UseIPv6
- Version
- Methods
- Events
- Properties
- WeOnlyDo.Client.DirItemsCollection
- WeOnlyDo.Client.DirItem
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MaxTransferRate property
Determines maximum upload/download speed.
Type
Long valueSyntax
- C#
- VB.NET
Int64 MaxTransferRate {get; set; };
Property MaxTransferRate As Int64
Remarks
MaxTransferRate defines how much maximum bandwidth wodFtpDLX can use. It is presented as 'bytes per second', both for upload and download. When set to 0 (default value), there is no bandwidth limit.You can change this property at any time, and wodFtpDLX will be affected immediately. If you calculate current speed, you could do that from the Progress event. If you want to restrict speed for, for example, only downloads, you can set MaxTransferRate property just before calling GetFile. Same applies for PutFile as well. Please note that if Compression property was set, Progress event calculations will show much higher speed than real one. If you want to get accurate information, set Compression to 0.
To get correct kilobytes and megabytes per second values, you should multiply desired bps rate with 1024 or 1024^2, not 1000.
Your calculated bps values may have up to 10% difference than your MaxTransferRate setting.