Greetings,

  I have just installed NetBSD 1.4.2. This is my very first stab
  at NetBSD, but I do have a thorough familiarity with POSIXy
  OSes and TCP/IP setup. The install went without incident (I
  used ftp from netbsd.org), then I started poking around to see
  how things were setup. I tried to ftp in and out and telnet in
  and out and got some rather unexpected results.
  
  I'll limit this message to telnet for the moment, and perhaps
  that will explain everything. Basically, inbound telnet is
  unpredictable. The first inbound session after booting
  terminates immediately, indicating that the remote system
  (NetBSD) closed the connection. Subsequent attempts to connect
  either a) bring up a normal login or b) report "Connected to
  DelMonte!" and prompt for a Password. I have not determined
  what causes a) or b) to occur. It appears to be
  non-deterministic.
  
  So what's going on? What is DelMonte? This appears to be some
  kernel-level diagnostic access, but why am I getting it?
  What password does it want? (none of the ones I've defined,
  clearly).
  
  Inbound FTP also shows some flakiness, sometimes working fine,
  other times appearing to be broken in various ways.
  
  Am I missing some final step in the setup process? Do I have
  something enabled that shouldn't be somewhere?
  
  All clues welcome!
  
    -Norton Allen