Board index Linux Networking

Slow telnet and ftp responses

Slow telnet and ftp responses

Post by J Zhan » Thu, 10 Jun 1999 04:00:00



I have a AMD k6-2 chip powered machine on a LAN. The machines has a
Netgear FX310 card. I have been running Redhat 5.2 for a long time,
everything has worked perfect. However, when I try telnet and ftp the
linux host from other machines in the LAN, it takes more than one minute
to get a response.

Apache server on the same linux machine works great. When I check the
inetd.conf, I found that that the default setting is to let inetd start
tcpd, then tcpd check the access control files.

I am wondering how can I get the responses faster.

Thanks

Jeff

 
 
 
Top

Slow telnet and ftp responses

Post by Nicholas E Couchma » Fri, 11 Jun 1999 04:00:00


Make sure that the computer you are trying to connect from is registered w/
Linux.  This means that it is present in the /etc/hosts file.  If it isn't,
run linuxconf.  Go to network -> misc ->info. about other hosts.  Add the
computer here.  You should see better results.
--Nick

> I have a AMD k6-2 chip powered machine on a LAN. The machines has a
> Netgear FX310 card. I have been running Redhat 5.2 for a long time,
> everything has worked perfect. However, when I try telnet and ftp the
> linux host from other machines in the LAN, it takes more than one minute
> to get a response.

> Apache server on the same linux machine works great. When I check the
> inetd.conf, I found that that the default setting is to let inetd start
> tcpd, then tcpd check the access control files.

> I am wondering how can I get the responses faster.

> Thanks

> Jeff


 
 
 
Top

1. Slow Telnet response, fast rlogin response

I am running solaris 2.5 on a Sparc20, and I am using DNS for name service.  
When I Telnet to the machine from a remote site, I get very poor response.  It
works for about 1 minute, then hangs for ~1 minute.  If I Telnet to another
machine on our local ethernet, and rlogin to the Solaris 2.5 machine, the
response is fine.  This leads me to believe that it is not a problem with the
connection into my site.  Is there something I need to adjust.

Thanks,
                      Bryan Franz

2. truetype fontserver

3. Slow Telnet & FTP response

4. Where can I get a copy of fmt (source) ??

5. Very Slow Response from FTP/TELNET Server

6. 10 baseT PCI NIC advice...

7. slow network response from telnet, ftp, http

8. OSR5.0.4 & Netscape 3.01gold preference

9. telnet , ftp response very very slow

10. telnet/ftp slow response...

11. Slow telnet and ftp response

12. Slow Telnet & FTP response

13. ftp and telnet server slow response


All times are UTC
Board index