Hi there,
I have a debian server where I have my ssh running. I am connecting to this server from my work via putty, but I noticed that even before I close the session, my putty gives me a disconnected message.
When I am on a remote desktop on another server and try to use putty there to connect to this server, the session dies even quicker.
Is there a config line in /etc/ssh/sshd_config that determins this value? Or is this a local/client issue I have on both of the machines?
When I reconnect to ssh, I can hop right back in, so I don't think that my ssh server is actually down the time i'm kicked out
any help or ideas on this will be greatly appreciated!
I have a debian server where I have my ssh running. I am connecting to this server from my work via putty, but I noticed that even before I close the session, my putty gives me a disconnected message.
When I am on a remote desktop on another server and try to use putty there to connect to this server, the session dies even quicker.
Is there a config line in /etc/ssh/sshd_config that determins this value? Or is this a local/client issue I have on both of the machines?
When I reconnect to ssh, I can hop right back in, so I don't think that my ssh server is actually down the time i'm kicked out
any help or ideas on this will be greatly appreciated!