IIS Upload Limit

how about this one ?
Description of the MaxClientRequestBuffer Registry Value
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"Tim Coffey" <timcof.TakeThisOut@online.microsoft.com> ????
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 > ASP would have a limit, but you are not using that. Try the
"uploadreadaheadsize" metabase property, and up it:
 > Adsutil set w3svc/uploadreadaheadsize "200000000"
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 > Thank you. I hope this information is helpful.
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 > | I am having trouble locating the setting that controls the maximum
upload size for our web server. I believe it is a registry setting.
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 > Details about our setup are:
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 > Windows 2000 Server
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 > IIS 5.0
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 > All connections/transactions are SSL
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 > Uploads are handled using multipart/form/data
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 > No ASP/PHP
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 > Any ideas on where to find this setting?
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