Using Vim in an SSH Terminal only draws up to the end of the line, not the entire screen, causing color issue.

Using Remote Desktop Manager, I have an SSH terminal session to a remote Linux box. I am seeing an issue where the vim colorscheme is only working up to the last character on the line. It should affect the entire rest of the line up to the edge of the window.

To reproduce:

• Connect to a remote Linux server using an SSH Terminal session.
• Vim a file that has approx. 80 lines or greater (longer than the number of lines on the current screen)
• Type ":colorscheme blue" to change to the blue colorscheme (or any colorscheme where the background color is not the same as the default background color)
• Use the j and k keys to scroll up or down.

For the new lines that appear from scrolling, the background color past the end of the line will display black (the default background color for the terminal session) when it should be blue (the console background color defined by the colorscheme). This ruins the look of the colorscheme.

This behavior does not occur when I connect to the same server using PuTTY. How do I fix this?