> 1) That's not a kernel issue, that's a userspace configuration issue, probably
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> best asked on a mailing list for administration of whatever distribution of
> Linux you're using.
>   
I think so, but I don't know what's the mail alias. I finally solved
the problem already: "nice" option could be used in telnetd config
file to increase its priority.
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> 2) There's a fairly high likelyhood that your real problem isn't that telnet's
> priority is too low, because telnet is a fairly lightweight process and *should*
> behave fairly well unless there's major system tuning issues - and if that's
> the case, there's probably *better* ways to fix the problem.  What problem are
> you trying to solve by changing telnet's priority?
>   
Sorry, I should have described the issue I have clearly enough: I
want to change priority of telnetd instead of telnet. The telnetd session
is now started by xinetd with config file /etc/xinetd.d/telnet.
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