Fibre optic lines are being connected in our neighbourhood but at present we are using a conventional cable modem service provided by a third-party provider (using Rogers cable) for our internet service.
The challenge is I have an exceptional (one-time) requirement to upload a couple of very large files 150GB range. We're transferring backup copies of key files from another third-party host to Google Cloud. However, the transfers always stop after we reach close to 50GB. Does Rogers impose upload limits and, if so, is there a way we can work around this problem or arrange a special exemption. The goal is to disrupt network operations and it this sort of file transfer is a one-time only deal.
(Note when I contacted our host (Distributel), they advised there were serious line quality problems and they would invite Rogers to send a technician to sort this out. However, I can't see why the line quality issues would cause the file uploads to cut off always as they approach 50GB).
