Max file size for Portal Upload

Hi,
Our portal is EP6 SP2 Patch 5. Our users try to upload 200 MB document and it is failing. Any one of you know what is the limiatation of the size.??
Any help would be a great help.
Ravi

I don't know what the limit is but for files that size it is probably better to try and use webdav.  Go into details of the folder you want to upload to, then propeties and one of the properties is access links.  One of those is a webdav link.  Copy that.  Then in Windows explorer, choose map network drive -> web folder and put that url in.  You will have to logon using portal uid / password but then the portal folder will appear in my network places so you can jsut copy it in that way.  I've copied loads of files in that way.
Paul

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