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I was using ssh to connect to by Ubuntu droplet. Now all of a sudden it's not connecting. The droplet is ON. Have not shutdown the host

Posted February 22, 2018 1.4k views
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SSH times out . It used to connect till yesterday night. Today morning I tried connecting and it’s not. I haven’t shutdown the host.

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jasonjpeters February 22, 2018

are your ssh keys loaded into your ssh-agent?

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  • cgprasad February 23, 2018

    Thanks for reply. I got a mail from digitalocean informing that they had to disconnect my droplets due to some possible DOS attack. They say that my outgoing traffic crossed 1298 Mb/s and they suspected something fishy. I didn’t have anything of that sort. I don’t know how and why this happened. Asked them to restore the connection and they didn’t even bother to reply to my ticket. Hence I destroyed the droplet. Would consider shifting to some other cloud providers. Bas experience with digitalocean.

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cgprasad February 23, 2018

Yes. That’s what the digitalocean guys say. There was a SYN attack from my droplet. I wonder how and why. I didn’t share my SSH password to anybody and I use it from my pvt pc and not any public space. I hope digitalocean guys need to ensure about such attacks. It would be very difficult going ahead with such scenarios. This was my test server, following which I had plans to expand to at least a 50 droplets and TBs volume space. I guess I need to find a more robust and secure cloud provider.

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