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John Ferro
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Connectivity delay tim

Dear All,

I have HP rp5479 hp ux v1, when i telnet i face delay time, i have to wait 7min and then i get login prompt. i confirmed with Data Network team, they said no any fault in network cause this delay..

What is the reason of delay?
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whiteknight
Honored Contributor

Re: Connectivity delay tim


Faisal,

what about telnet by IP address ? Suspected the DNS is down ? Any changes lately like replace lan card or change switches ?

check nettl see if there is any duplicate ip

# netfmt -f nettl.LOG000 > /tmp/a.out
# more /tmp/a.out (check latest timestamp)


WK
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Ivan Krastev
Honored Contributor

Re: Connectivity delay tim

Hi Faisal,

1. check name resolution, check DNS server(s).
2. check for presense of ipv6:
ls -l /dev/ip*

If you have it add this into /etc/nsswitch.conf:
ipnodes: files


regards,
ivan
Steven E. Protter
Exalted Contributor

Re: Connectivity delay tim

Shalom,

Most common cause of this is:

1) Lack of an /etc/hosts entry on the target system for itself. Though DNS is supposed to resolve it, I've seen this time and time and again. If the target ip is 192.168.0.10 then add this to /etc/hosts

192.168.0.10 hostname

You may need a fully qualified domain name on the line as well as hostname depending on your network environment.

2) Slow DNS resolution. You might not like idea 1 in which case you should try again by ip address and if that is faster, deal with the DNS servers, which in many environments is a Microsoft problem.

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Bill Hassell
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Re: Connectivity delay tim

Simply use the IP address, NOT the hostname. Hostnames are poor substitutes for the IP address, primarily because someone has to maintain them. If no delay occurs with an IP address, then you have bad DNS problems. You can verify this with nslookup or nsquery. Change the /etc/nsswitch.conf to have the hosts: line read like this:

hosts: files [NOTFOUND=continue TRYAGAIN=continue] dns

Now, put the hostnames you want to use in the /etc/hosts file. Do the same for the remote systems. That will end your connect delays. Then turn the DNS problems over to the DNS administrators.


Bill Hassell, sysadmin
Asif Sharif
Honored Contributor

Re: Connectivity delay tim

Hi Faisal,
see the below thread.

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=453887

Regards,
Asif Sharif
Regards,
Asif Sharif