Can't upload to FTP after 4.2 update. Only download.

I use Transmit to upload to my FTP site. However, ever since I reinitiallized my AEBS - when I go to add something to my FTP or even to attach something to an online email - it will not do it.
I just went to upload a 3.9MB file to my FTP and it said that it was going to take over 3.5 hours! A file that small should upload in about 8 seconds.
I currently have Transmit running in "Passive" mode.
Any ideas?

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> I'm totally new to Dreamweaver and websites - trying to
pick up and run
> with a
> voluntary organisation's website. I have the public_html
folder on my PC.
> I
> have set up the 'New Site' within Dreamweaver; made
changes to the
> index.htm
> and have tried numerous ways of 'putting file to the
remote site'.
> I get the error message as above - FTP error - file
activity incomplete re
> this 1 file called index.htm.
>
> I have no idea how to trouble shoot this - used a
colleague who
> successfully
> uploaded a sample index1.htm, yet when I tried I
couldn't do anything;
> used my
> website host technical support but they don't know
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> although
> they tried various ways they couldn't help.
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> Please, is there anyone who can throw some light of what
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