Problem in uploading PDF file greater than 450Kb in portals

Hi All,
There is aproblem when we upload a PDF file of size greater than 450 KB in portals,it shows some error.
Do i need to change any server settings for this or any other configuration is required.
Help will be appreciated
Thanks in Advance

Hi Amit,
Pls check the thread below:
/message/1634863#1634863 [original link is broken]
Hope this helps.
Regards,
venkat

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