Subject: Re: telnet login and ftp too slow
From: Sean O. Denney (sdenney@cise.ufl.edu)
Date: Sat Jan 19 2002 - 21:57:14 MST
If I remember correctly, the 7200/120 is one of those ghost in the
machine jobs. If you check the YDL list on the subject you should
find plenty of info on the subject.
I think the main cause was an odd timing issue w/ the onboard
ethernet. Installing a second ethernet card is how some people solved
their problem.
--- Sean
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Zeke Runyon wrote:
> I am running YDL2.1 on my 7200/120 serving telnet, ftp, and apache
> httpd. The telnet login to the server is really slow even from another
> machine on my LAN to it (also from outside the network in the same way).
> It pauses after contacting the machine for around half a minute then
> finally displays the login prompt.
>
> FTP slows the same way telnet does, it pauses for around half a minute
> then lets me log in, and after that, changing directories and listing
> files is really slow.
>
> Is this an internal network problem, lack of configuration, lack of
> sufficient RAM (I have 144MB, or whatever the power of two is in that
> area), or just plain lack of CPU power?
>
> How can I speed it up?
>
> ##
> # Zeke Runyon, zrunyon@mac.com
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>
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