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When I log into my CoreOS recently, I noticed a built-up list of “failed units”: $ ssh core@188.166.209.155 Last login: Fri Jan 8 14:36:34 2016 from 101.176.57.46 CoreOS stable (835.9.0) Failed Units: 5 sshd@16493-188.166.209.155:22-222.186.15.79:2573.service sshd@1756-188.166.209.155:22-151.25.198.11:59295.service sshd@1766-188.166.209.155:22-151.25.198.11:55062.service sshd@23027-188.166.209.155:22-111.74.239.61:2490.service sshd@23028-188.166.209.155:22-111.74.239.61:2039.service
There are no explanations of what they are. Can someone explain? They seem to be a list of broken SSH connections…?
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