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Vic,

A fair number of us on this forum will use the FTP download rather than the director. Even though download director does have a restart capability, it always tends to have more troubles with large downloads. Works great for the smaller ones. The other thing that concerns me is if you have been trying to get the files for more than a couple of days, the files might not be available anymore and you would have to reorder them.

I suggest you reorder the PTFs/Groups you need and use the FTP download option. You'll get an email with very good instructions on how to download them to your PC or directly to the IBM i instance.

Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects


On 10/8/2012 3:27 PM, Victor Hunt wrote:
Hi all,

I've been trying to download the latest cumm and hypers since last week.
Download director tells me the download will is some 8Gb in size and will
take about 15 hours to download (3Mb connection). However, I keep getting a
"Server is busy, try again later" message. If I click on the retry button
it picks up again only to re-display the server message a few minutes
later. This is tolerable while I'm here at work, but with a download time
of 18 hours (current estimate) I was hoping it would just run all night and
be done tomorrow. Is there a way to tell download director to try again
automatically? Should I not use download director?

Thanks,

Vic
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