topic Re: question about telnet in Operating System - HP-UX

question about telnet

Wang,MinJie — Mon, 08 May 2006 03:55:51 GMT

Hey everyone,
I've got two system connecting to the same lan
and it takes me different time to telnet to the the two systems.
One is very quick and the other is very slow.
So I think the network is good.
But why can't I telnet the system quickly.
How can i diagnose it
Thanks in advance

Re: question about telnet

Borislav Perkov — Mon, 08 May 2006 04:01:19 GMT

Hi,
If you have not same problems after connecting
it look like DNS problem. Check the DNS server records for the server where connecting is slower.
Regards,

Re: question about telnet

Steven E. Protter — Mon, 08 May 2006 04:04:59 GMT

Shalom Wang,

try telnet using numeric ip addresses.

If its faster than by hostname, its DNS. If its the same as by hostname, then its probably a networking or system load issue.

SEP

Re: question about telnet

Wang,MinJie — Mon, 08 May 2006 04:12:43 GMT

I'm sorry to say that we haven't DNS server
and I always telnet it by ip address and I got a new thing:when I use these two systems based on hp-ux to telnet each other,it takes no time!
Can you have some new idea?

Re: question about telnet

Borislav Perkov — Mon, 08 May 2006 04:25:58 GMT

Try with ping command and look for delays for both servers from the one you connecting to see if you have network problem.

Re: question about telnet

Chan 007 — Mon, 08 May 2006 04:36:07 GMT

Hi,

Can you tell more about from where you are trying to telnet. I understand that you are trying to telnet from your desktop.

But when you tried from Server1 to Server2 it does very fast. But when you tried from your desktop it os slow to one system.

Why not add the ip address to your host file to your desktop & try to telnet via name.

Also provide more information

Chan

Re: question about telnet

Wang,MinJie — Mon, 08 May 2006 06:38:04 GMT

Hey 007 u r right

I'm trying to telnet from desktop to b2000 workstation and it's very slow while I can quickly telnet from desktop to an L1000 server.
Their network enviroment is almost same(even I change their lan cable and no effect)
and they can telnet each other quickly

Re: question about telnet

Ninad_1 — Mon, 08 May 2006 06:50:39 GMT

Hi,

From your desktop
what is the result of
ping -n 50 server1
ping -n 50 server2

Is there any packet loss in ping ?
Are the servers and your desktop on the same subnet ?

Regards,
Ninad

Re: question about telnet

Greg Vaidman — Mon, 08 May 2006 14:40:45 GMT

If not a DNS issue, and both systems are on the same subnet, then most likely it's a routing or subnet mask issue. Check for differences in the output of "netstat -rnv" on each system. Post them here if you still need help...

Re: question about telnet

Mark Ellzey — Mon, 08 May 2006 23:07:40 GMT

Hello,

You may want to check your switch ports. In particular, check that the speed and duplex on the port matches that of the 2 machines.

Regards,
Mark

Re: question about telnet

Hunan_1 — Tue, 09 May 2006 09:35:46 GMT

Hi Wang,

I had once the same problem.
I had to make some changes to /etc/hosts and routing tables to make it work well.

Plz send response to "netstat -rn" and /etc/hosts to check.