[j-nsp] slow telnet session

[Yu-lin Chang]

Hi Michael,

I think the slow telnet/ssh session is caused by,
  1. your source ip (the PC, say ip#1) did not have name.
  2. the dns server that serves the ip#1 did not seted properly.

When you telnet to router from the PC (ip#1), the router try
to resolves the ip#1 to name by querys the DNS server.

So, you can do one of these,
  1. delete name-server setting by
      [edit system]
        delete name-server
        delete domain-name
        delete domain-search
     then your router will not try to resolves ip to name.
     also, you have to use ip instead of name when you
     run the traceroute/ping... on router.
  2. try to fix the dns server problem :p :p


Hope these help

BR,
Yu-lin Chang
Academia Sinica Computing Center, Taiwan.
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Michael Feng 
To: Junoguy ; juniper-nsp at puck.nether.net 
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:27 AM
Subject: Re: RE: RE: [j-nsp] slow telnet session

Junoguy

Actually I telnet to the M5 by ip address, not by name.
You still suggest to check external DNS server?

======== 2003-05-26 16:22:00 ========

I think what Nils was referring to was your external DNS servers.  
Are you trying to telnet to the M5 by name?  
If so, then like Nils suggested, check your external DNS s
erver to make sure that they are correctly set up and configured. 
 I to have also encountered these issues before but they were also 
related to my external DNS servers not the M5.  Hope this helps.


Mario