The best you can do is use OVFtool to download and upload large files using extra configuration values
Some of them are:
--X:connectionFileTransferRetryCount: Specifies how many times up/downloads
--X:connectionReconnectCount : Specifies how many times a reconnect
--X:connectionReconnectDelay : Specifies the delay in milliseconds
--X:connectionRetryCount : Specifies how many times up/downloads
--X:logFile : Log internal events to given log file.
--X:logLevel : Log level (none, quiet, panic, error,
warning, info, verbose, trivia).
--X:progressSmoothing : Estimate download damping interval.
--X:vCloudKeepAliveTimeout : Specify the vCloud connection keep
--X:vCloudTimeout : vCloud server timeout defined in
seconds. Default is 60 seconds (
--X:vCloudTimeout=60).
Your command will be similar to
ovftool.exe --X:progressSmoothing=10 --X:vCloudTimeout=60000 --X:vCloudKeepAliveTimeout=60000 --X:
logFile=0ovf.log --X:logLevel=info "source-vApp" "target-file"
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Guillermo Ramallo
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