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sorry if this has been answered already but i
couldn't find the 'solution' with lots of work, now finally i have.
running 'sshd -6' forces sshd NOT to connect to
ipv4 sockets,
man page:
-6
Forces sshd to use IPv6 addresses only.
i think in an old version of sshd -6 meant 'enable
ipv6 support'
many system start-up scripts seem to force this
'-6' option, which was required to listen on ipv6. I removed the option on
my system, and now the daemon listens on ipv6 without the option, and connects
100% to ipv6 and ipv4 ports.
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