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Subject: Telnet delays out of 2.1.5
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We have installed 2.1.5 on two internal machines. One is a Pentium 150 
and one is a PentiumPro 200mhz. The first has 128MB of RAM and the other 
512MB. Telneting into each box provides excellent performance, but 
whenever an FTP or telnet connection is attempted from either box, a long 
delay ensues. 

Trying 1.1.1.1
Connected 
Hit ^] etc..

At this point it waits approximately 20-2minutes seconds. 

Then everything works fine. The receiving systems are not loaded at all, 
so connections, etc should be fine. This happens between all other 
machines including other 2.1.5 machines. None of our other BSD boxes are 
doing this, and the receiving machines that are local are not even doing 
reverse DNS lookups on these incoming requests.

Any ideas or something I have overlooked?

Thanks for your time,

Jerry Tagra
American Information Network