Delaying to get the sap login screen

Hi all,
I am facing one strange problem and unable to understand it.
When i run startsap all command, it is executing very successfully.
But the problem is that when i try to log in to the system from sap gui it takes a very long time around 15 minutes with "waiting for response" status and then sap screen comes up.
when i try to login with username and password again it takes some time to get the session_manager screen.
In sm04 screen i do find around 6 to 8 sapsys users with type http plugin and client 000, after half an hour these are logged off automatically and system starts running smoothly as usual.
This happens only when i do restart the sap system.
Details,
os- hp unix
db- oracle 10g
release - 700
Need your precious suggestion and help.
Thanks and Regards,

Hello,
>> In sm04 screen i do find around 6 to 8 sapsys users with type http plugin and client 000, after half an hour these are logged off automatically and system starts running smoothly as usual.
I have seen that situation on some of our 7.00 system too.
I was also not able to login and have seen (from dispmon), that the wps running some programs of SAPSYS.
But i have these situations only after some kernel upgrade.. i have rebooted the sap system and after that it worked fine and never seen this again.
Really strange.. but i have also no solution.. i have only rebooted the system and it worked for me..
Regards
Stefan

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