Subject: Re: SSH long delay on login
From: rgp systems (rgp@systame.com)
Date: Thu Sep 07 2000 - 20:07:14 MDT
Not quite exactly sure what I did but, I had both cards set to the same host
& domain name; think that might have been confusing DNS. Also realized
netcfg was putting too many routes in; one for each host on an interface and
another for each network the interface was on (it's only necessary to have
the network routes).
Also, I had set up a default gateway that the machine wasn't physically
connected to (this was probably the main problem).
Linuxconf did a better job (I'd do it myself if I could figure out where in
the mess of startup scripts this stuff is done on RedHat).
Read the LDP howto on configuring interfaces and got the following example
which I used for my hosts file:
64.51.34.xxx ftp ftp.server.lan
64.51.34.xxx ftp_external
192.168.0.1 ftp_internal
So there's only one host and domain name for the external interface, with a
second alias for external and just an alias for the internal.
I'm learning as I go; hope this helps.
> I have been following your thread about this stuff and reading this
> message
> I realized that my situation is exactly the same...!
>
> My solution was the use os webmin with the ssh plugin. With this I can
> connect via port 443 (SSL) in the webmin server and then I do a ssh
> called by webmin...
>
> Now, with this your idea I will do a test by dropping the second
> interface logically (ifconfig eth0 down) if still dont work will remove
> the card
> from the system... will report my conclusions soon.
>
> Mean while, let me know your conclusions.
>
> Best
> Thomas.
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