** Description changed:

  I work in networking and use telnet frequently. Most switches I telnet have 
very long configurations (+500 lines) which, in the case of Alcatel, are not 
divided by pages (like when you get "--MORE--" at the end of each page and hit 
the spacebar for the next page, just like when you issue the command "<command> 
| more").
  What happens is that when it reaches the line 300-400 aprox. I get 
disconnected. This happens always, no matter what telnet client I use.
  I tried the following telnet clients:
  
  - "telnet" from the console
  - "putty" for linux (GUI)
  - run "telnet" from cmd within a VM. Tried both VMWare and VirtualBox.
  
  Why this happens?
  
  I can observe (comparing to Windows native) that the configuration is
  arriving very slow to my system when running ubuntu, as if I was
  limiting my bandwidth to 4800bps. A configuration of about 500 lines
  will take about 8-12 seconds to show on my screen, just before it
  disconnects, when on Windows it will take less than a second.
  
  My ubuntu release:
  Description:    Ubuntu 7.10
  Release:        7.10
  
  Version of telnet I am using:
  telnet:
    Installed: 0.17-35ubuntu1
    Candidate: 0.17-35ubuntu1
    Version table:
   *** 0.17-35ubuntu1 0
          500 http://ftp.hosteurope.de gutsy/main Packages
          100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
+ 
+ UPDATE: A few days after performing the packet capture, I had to travel
+ to the place this switch was located. While on site, I had no issues
+ performing telnet on the switch. I therefore assume all this is related
+ to latency--a very small one, as we only have 13ms to this site.
+ 
+ Its been several days since I posted this bug... why haven't I received
+ at least a confirmation that this is being viewed/processed or whatever?
+ 
+ I really need this fixed if I want to keep this OS. Thank you!

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telnet disconnects
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/228953
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