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I traced this to ssh attempting to resolve IPv6 addresses... this was once
a problem when resolve.conf was on the clients, and if on a private subnet,
they had a bad entry in there resolv.conf files because they couldn't see
the DNS server.
If you're having this problem on your server, it is likely because you have
a bad entry in /etc/resolv.conf. Please have a look and verify. Try
pinging the DNS servers you have listed or something.
Jason- FAQ item?
Jeremy
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