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 # Multipart Uploading (MPU, DLO) # Multipart Uploading (MPU, DLO)
 +##### last updated on: March 27, 2022
 Multipart uploading (MPU) refers to the ability to create a single large file or object on a server by uploading it in separate segments. Multipart uploading is supported by many object storage platforms and is preferred, and even required, when creating objects over a certain size. Multipart uploading (MPU) refers to the ability to create a single large file or object on a server by uploading it in separate segments. Multipart uploading is supported by many object storage platforms and is preferred, and even required, when creating objects over a certain size.
  
-The Enterprise File Fabric can use multipart uploading for object storage providers that support the MPU (S3 Compatible) or DLO (OpenStack Swift). It can be enabled on a per provider basis.+Access Anywhere can use multipart uploading for object storage providers that support the MPU (S3 Compatible) or DLO (OpenStack Swift). It can be enabled on a per provider basis.
  
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 The Multipart upload size setting is optional. If blank the appliance "Default multipart upload size" is used. The Multipart upload size setting is optional. If blank the appliance "Default multipart upload size" is used.
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 +If you set an explicit MPU size for a provider then that size will always be used with that provider.  If you don’t set an explicit MPU size for a provider and you are using M-Stream then the MPU size that is used may be different than the appliance default MPU size.
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 OpenStack Swift providers allow support multipart uploads through Dynamic Large Objects. These can also be enabled and a minimum file size set through the Provider Settings: OpenStack Swift providers allow support multipart uploads through Dynamic Large Objects. These can also be enabled and a minimum file size set through the Provider Settings: