MySQL Redhat Slow Responding To Connections
I have installed MySQL 3.53 on two RH7.3 and one RH9.0 boxes.
On one of the 7.3 and the 9.0 box, when I try to connect remotely, it
takes about 45 seconds to connect, whereas the other 7.3 box connects
almost immediately.
The fast box has standard install of 7.3 with tomcat added.
The 9.0 box is straight RH9.0 standard install.
I can't find anything in common between the slow boxes, but not on the
fast one.
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