[psuskeels]

Is anyone else having OpenSSH issues? It works fine for the first 5 minutes or so - then it stops working (never had an issue before upgrading to 2.2). Reboot fixes for a few minutes again.

Thanks!

[MikeYuse0406]

I SSH with WinSCP and it works just fine on my Vista and 3G 2.2. As a matter of fact, I SSHed all morning today. My suggestions is to make sure your phone does not go into sleep mode or SSH will not work.

[cricketlang]

no issues with SSH here either running the winscp on windows xp

[Cocchiararo]

mine works fine.

in fact, it may work better than in any 2.* under windows.
and since i dont have a mac right now, no idea there.

[psuskeels]

hmm - strange - the phone is def. "awake" . i just tried once again and no luck (after waiting 20 minutes after a reboot). I'll post back here if I find anything out (otherwise if you know of something let me know .

[nighthawk311]

What program are you using?

[Vger]

I was also experiencing slow SSH connection, disconnects and strange behaviour, after upgrading to v2.2. I spent couple of hours trying to figure out the cause and I think I found it. In my case, the culprit was QOS setting in my Belkin AP/Router (802.11e QOS). After I turned QOS OFF, SSH started to work normally.

Vger

[psuskeels]

Hey - sorry for the false alarm - like vger - it was network issues. I was setting a static IP on the phone and it was working for awhile, but it would later change (I guess it would detect a conflict). I discovered my server had grabbed that IP randomly. It was just confusing when I received a connection refused after it was working for awhile after each reboot.

Thanks for the replies and help all!

[prufrocks]

Can anyone confirm what the culprit is with QoS on all routers? Is this only causing problems with this particular Belkin router? Or is it also problematic with other routers with QoS settings enabled? Is it a problem with conflicts on certain QoS settings, or is it more of an issue due to QoS service circumvention for encrypted traffic?

I'm finding that it's going to be necessary to go get another router that has QoS settings available as my voice traffic is substandard at best in my new place. Then again, I guess that if I don't really NEED an OpenSSH server running on my iPhone, I guess I could just ignore this and enable QoS anyway.

Just curious if anyone else has done any additional testing on this. Thanks.