Upload large file in sharepoint

hi
is it possible upload large file in sharepoint in our scenario we need upload large file >3gb in document libraries
where sharepoint store files? is there any way we can have a custom aspx page for uploading large files in chunks in document library?
kindly suggest.
Thankyou

is not possbile upload more than 2Gb
If you try to upload big files you will need to make some change on your Sharepoint to support the 2Gb.
Error message when you try to upload a large file to a document library on a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site: "Request timed out"
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=925083
With files bigger than 2GB can recomend creeate linked files to that files where you can download.
André Lage Microsoft SharePoint and CRM Consultant
Blog:http://aaclage.blogspot.com
Codeplex:http://spupload.codeplex.com/http://simplecamlsearch.codeplex.com/

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