Routed SSH Sessions are killed After 15 Minutes Whether Active or Not

Hi everyone. I am running 1.2.3-RELEASE on two Dell Poweredge R300s with CARP 
configured for redundancy. Each node has four interfaces:

em0: 192.168.1.x/24 (LAN1)
em1: 10.0.20.x/22 (LAN2)
bge0: 192.168.4.x/24 (CARP)
bge1:  192.168.8.0/24 (WAN BEHIND ANOTHER ROUTER/FIREWALL)

When connecting via SSH from LAN2 to another FreeBSD server on LAN1 I am 
disconnected (Broken Pipe: Write Failed) after exactly 15 minutes even if there 
is activity i.e. top runnning etc. When I connect from LAN1 to the same server 
I remain connected. The server that I am connecting to is dual-hommed with a 
seperate interface on LAN2. SSH sessions over LAN2 to the same server stay 
connected. 

This behavior is not seen when I ssh into Pfsense on either LAN1 of LAN2.

I have tried changing the Firewall optimization Settings from 'normal' to 
'conservative'. While set at 'normal' SSH sessions were terminated after only a 
couple of minutes.


Here are the firewall log entries leading up to the session being killed off:

Act     Time                    If      Source                  Dest            
        Proto                           
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:46:26         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:46:19         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:46:10         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:46:05         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:59         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:55         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:55         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:55         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:54         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:53         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:52         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:52         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:P
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:39         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:31         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:30         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:27         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:26         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:25         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:24         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:24         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:23         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:23         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
BLOCK:  Jul 26 15:45:22         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:A
PASS    Jul 26 15:44:51         LAN2    10.0.21.100:50066       
192.168.1.172:22        TCP:S

Your help is greatly appreciated.

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