running Apache on a 10Mbps Comcast upload account but can download at 160kbps only

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Subject: running Apache on a 10Mbps Comcast upload account but can download at 160kbps only
From: liketo findoutwhy <liketofindoutwhy@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 7 May 2009 05:35:07 -0700
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I was running Apache 2.2 on a residential user account. If I try speedtest.net, my uplink is about 10Mbps. But if I set up Apache and then try downloading from my other ISP (AT&T DSL), I only can download at about 20 kByte / s... which is about 160 kbps. Is there something I should set for Apache to make it go faster? Or can Comcast be detecting that it is Apache and thus limiting it to 160kbps? If that's the case, is there a way to make it go faster for some bigger files, such as using an FTP server also? thanks very much.

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