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Chances are good, that you're using some sort of PAM, which could be forced to wait for a timeout of sorts prior to authentication by the local files mechanism.
I would suggest checking your /etc/pam.d/system-auth file (location may vary) and look to see what kind of auth mechanism your device is using.
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I think that what I would do, is kill ftpd, and restart it with an increased debug level. Then try to FTP to it, it should show you what your problem is with your authentication.
killall ftpd (or ps -ef |grep ftpd, and look for the pid to kill)
restart the daemon interactively ./ftpd -d 255 or possibly ./ftpd -ddd (the -d flags are normally the debug switches. usually the debug switch follows one of the aforementioned syntaxes)
when you log in, and you're waiting for the daemon to provide auth, watch the stdout, and see if there is anything timing out during authentication.
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