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I started a thread in Microsoft's IIS forum and was able to get this issue resolved. It involved the maxAllowedContentLength element and required that I use appcmd.exe to directly query for this element in both the site and virtual directory.

http://forums.iis.net/p/1156396/1899165.aspx#1899165

The "Maximum Requesting Entity Body Limit" option under Limit Properties is the friendly name for the maxRequestEntityAllowed property. IIS changed the AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed to maxRequestEntityAllowed in version 7.0 ( http://forums.iis.net/t/1130837.aspx ). You no longer have to edit ...

I doubled the registry value to 1200 and still received the same error. This issue is only with large files (see my first post for details.) I attempted to upload the same files from the server itself using Vault Client (as localhost) and it reported the same exact error as before.

Thanks for the suggestion. I checked this entry and it is currently set to 2 hours (7200.)

With the proxy radio buttons, I have to select an option. Although, as stated before, I tried with all other options turned off and a combination of different proxy selections each time. All yielded the same result.

I have tried through the IDE and the Vault client with the same result. I mainly use the client to troubleshoot this issue since it is the most verbose. I turned off all the options and set proxy to both "Do not use a proxy." and "Use the system default proxy." in two tests, both...

Thanks for the suggestions. I turned off the default proxy settings in the client and upped the values in my Web.config, restarted IIS and tried again, but to no avail. Any other ideas?

Our company is using Vault 4.1.4.18402 server and client for source control. The server is hosted on an SBS 2008 machine running IIS 7. I have 4 files ranging from 25 to 55MB in a VS2008 project under source control. Originally the files would just timeout and fail to upload (sorry, I don't have the...