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[ILUG] Connecting to network services very slow.

[ILUG] Connecting to network services very slow.

Paul Trainor paul.trainor at bayridge.ie
Mon Nov 27 12:39:37 GMT 2000


No this is not the case!!.

Hi,

On Sun, Nov 26, 2000 at 11:36:17PM -0000, Paul Trainor wrote:
> Got a problem that doing me head in!.
> I have a server on the Internet that is connected to the outside world by
an
> E1. There is no  problem connecting to it, it does what I need it to do
just
> fine....
> However, when I use it to connect to other servers it is really slow.
> For example. If I telnet to port 25 on a mail server, it takes about 4-5
> mins for me to get the "220 mail.domain.com  ESMTP" message. The same is
> true for ftp, ie it takes 4-5 mins to give me the login prompt. It
resolves
> the ip address straight away, so I don't think it is DNS related. Once I
am
> connected, cd, ls, ..etc is very slow aswell, ie I have to wait 4-5 mins
for
> result, however when I download a file, it is as quick as you would expect
> from an E1. The same is true for sending mails. It takes 4-5 mins to make
a
> connection but then it sends the mail very quickly.

> Poss 1: The remote machine is doing ident (?) lookups to your machine,
>        which is ipchained to DENY everything.
> Soln 1: REJECT or allow through port 113/tcp - but don't run anything on
>        that port.





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