The openBSD machine is on a dynamic IP accessible via the Internet. The Mandrake seats in my office.
Now, another thing I observed. In the meantime I did install Fedora 2 in another Notebook and everything went fine and my openBSD is indeed accessible. When upgrading the Fedora kernel to 2.6.8.x from 2.6.5.x the same problem occurred!!! Does this ring a bell to you? Where should the reverse lookup take place? On the BSD side or on the client side? thanks On Tue, 2004-10-19 at 13:57, Stew Benedict wrote: > On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, GV wrote: > > > sorry for my delayed reply to this! > > > > Well, here are the log entries from the openBSD server: > > > > sshd[2121]: fatal: Timeout before authentication for x.x.x.x > > sshd[9397]: fatal: Read from socket failed: No route to host > > > > So it looks like a network issue, rather than a ssh issue. > No reverse lookup perhaps? Routing setup? Are the machines on the > same subnet?
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