Re: Another ssh problem - it looks up after a couple of minutes.

From: Michael Laajanen (michael_laajanen_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 08/29/05

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    Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 22:01:28 +0200

    HI,

    Dave wrote:
    > This is nothing to do with the problem I mentioned before of ssh -X not
    > working on Sun related newsgroups - its another problem entirely.
    >
    > I have a Sun Ultra 80 running Solaris 9 and ssh version (Sun_SSH_1.0)
    > which is based on some variant of OpenSSH.
    >
    > Whenever I connect to another machine that has ssh running (including
    > other Suns with other non-OpenSSH based servers), the connection locks
    > up after a minute or two if not used. If its used, it keeps working.
    >
    > Any ideas what might be causing it to lock up if not used for a couple
    > of minutes?
    >

    I use SSH all they long to my companys servers and have also experience
    big problems, especially when using X so usually I only run text based
    when I can.

    BUT, in my company we had a louse old hub on the same network as the
    login server and after changed to a new switch I have a shell(to home)
    thats been up for a week now, thats first time!!!

    I can't say that the switch has made the change but so far it works
    right now.

    /michael

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