Hi Dan,
PF=NO won't disable pf unless you reboot, FYI. Run
# pfctl -d
to disable it immediately.
If you want to keep pf running, you can run tcpdump while attempting to
connect with a client to see if pf is blocking SSH:
# tcpdump -nettti pflog0 port 22
That will show you all activity on port 22 and tell if you if it is
passed or blocked by pf.
Some other troubleshooting tips:
Run
# grep sshd /var/log/authlog
and see what it says about connection attempts.
Awhile back another user had a similar issue, and the result, I believe,
was a bad MTU setting on the client. Do your clients have a custom
ssh_config? Can you try another client?
--
Jeff Goettsch
Agricultural and Resource Economics
http://agecon.ucdavis.edu/
On 1/24/14 7:50 AM, Dan Daley wrote:
I am new to OpenBSD and just installed 5.4 on an AMD 64 machine. Still running
generic kernel.
sshd is running and I can ssh into the local machine using ssh 192.168.1.4
However, if I attempt to ssh into the box from another machine on the network, I get
"Operation timed out"
I tried disabling pf by adding PF=NO to rc.conf.local, to make sure that that
wasn't the culprit, but that didn't help.
I also attempted to telnet to port 22 to see if I received the SSH header
response… but that timed out with no response.
Also tried with a hosts.allow with ALL: 192.
Any other suggestions to assist troubleshooting this? I haven't seen any
messages output to any of the logs when attempting to ssh into the machine.
Dan.
