Public fibre spot for uploading large files?

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#140560 12-Feb-2014 21:20

Hi all,
I am doing lots of office 365 migrations and need to upload sometimes very large PST files.

Does anyone know of a public internet spot with fiber?

My workshop is not in a UFB or VDSL zone and lots of customers still only have ADSL.

I am based in Auckland but travel all over to our customers.

Ideally someware New Lynn / Onehunga / Mt Albert area

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#986484 12-Feb-2014 22:24

Use dropbox, it'll be done in the morning.

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#986497 12-Feb-2014 22:49

SteveON: Use dropbox, it'll be done in the morning.

Huh? That's one of the most random posts I've seen in a while. How will this help get the PST file synced to Exchange?

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#988130 16-Feb-2014 10:23

SteveON: Use dropbox, it'll be done in the morning.

lol

Personally I would go googling for internet cafes, compare their addresses against the chorus maps and ring em up and ask how much they would charge for you to upload xxx gb of data and do they have vdsl or fiber?

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#988133 16-Feb-2014 10:42

Just ask the guys on here. I'm happy if you want to come by my work and upload from there or give me portable drive to upload. We have 1gbps fibre but if its office 365, depending where you upload it won't be that speed?

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#988141 16-Feb-2014 11:15

coffeebaron:
SteveON: Use dropbox, it'll be done in the morning.

Huh? That's one of the most random posts I've seen in a while. How will this help get the PST file synced to Exchange?

I think he just read the thread title and not the whole thing.. lol

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