FTP from Solaris 10 to Windows

Hi All
If I ftp from my Solaris server to Windwows I can mget files from the Windows Server to Solaris, but when I want to mput files from Solaris back to Windows it starts and stops immediately. The after a while it timeouts. The ftp of the files does start because it put like a 1 or 2 mb of the file in the Windows folder.
This is 50mb .gz files.
Please help.
No help found in from google.

I think i once had a similar problem, but i ended up pushing the files to the window server using 'smbclient' instead, which of course requires an SMB share on the windows host.
I just did something like
/usr/sfw/bin/smbclient //<window server>/<windows share> <password> -c "lcd /local/dir; put $file"
.7/M.

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