[pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread JJB
Today our company is doing one of our most important software releases todate and suddenly this morning for no apparant reason (no changes were made to pfsense) we started having trouble opening new ssh connections to our web server. We have ssh tunnels going by which we do mysql replication,

Re: [pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread JJB
Also, more info: we are able to any internet host but our www server without problem, and to ssh from any internet host TO our www sever with no problem, just ssh to www from the office behind pfsense is not working correctly. - Joel

Re: [pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread Chris Buechler
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 5:51 PM, JJB onephat...@earthlink.net wrote: Since about 10 am this morning, once a few ssh tunnels are up no new ssh connections are possible. With the tunnels down ssh connections are slow to connect and sometimes timeout when connecting. could there be some

Re: [pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread JJB
Tim Nelson wrote: Check the 'Advanced Options' for any rules you have related to SSH or your web host. You may find that someone set a simultaneous connection limit, maximum new connections per second limit, or maximum state entries per host. Good luck! Tim Nelson Systems/Network Support

Re: [pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread Tim Nelson
Maybe there are issues with your routing table since adding a second link? Or maybe you had both the T1 and DSL previously? When you reverted back to 1.2 did you simply upload your config file from the previous install or setup everything from scratch? After your deleted the newly created

Re: [pfSense Support] sudden ssh problems with 1.2.1 rc1

2008-12-18 Thread Chris Buechler
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 7:40 PM, Bill Marquette bill.marque...@gmail.com wrote: Sounds like this may have been part of your issue. It sounds like you had multiple machines acting as carp master. Not a good idea. Yeah, and downgrading almost certainly did nothing (unless this is some