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Issue 'self-healed'.
Was a packet dropping issue by the local ISP, here in Southern California, USA.
Only affected Frontier & any Google services...
::)

Looks like not just Pocket_Sevens.

Made no changes to my config.  Running a 6-port, all-Intel, i7 w/32Gb of ram & actively cooled.  What has been noticeable are delays (5-10 seconds) when changing channels (in YouTubeTV) or content within other apps (like Netflix, Max, etc).  Tested on latest AppleTV & Nvidia Shield Pro, both wired.  Gig fiber up/down to the house.

SSH'd in, CPU does not go past 0.05%

Any advice/thoughts would be appreciated!   :)

Thanks all for the feedback & have a great weekend!
~jm

Figured it out, sorta.
Didn't work using PuTTY on Win11 PC, but just worked fine on Terminal, via Mac.
Go figure...
Thanks all for the suggestions!   8)

Is there a chance that this could get implemented in the near future?  Thanks!

~jm

I'm just plain stuck.   :'(

The only other time I was able to get in, was with my admin account (non-root).  I've tried root, but that did not work.  I'm a bit perplexed!

Tried all four, but could not get it to work.

I'm wondering if it's something really basic..?

Tried admin@IP & ssh admin@IP, fyi.

Went to (sorry for CAPS): 
SYSTEM: ACCESS: USERS

admin user's Login shell is '/bin/csh'

I tried using 'csh' but no go, still 'access denied'
Attempted using putty with 'ssh admin@192.168.1.1' & only 'admin@192.168.1.1' for example.

When you say checking if the user's shell really exists, could you elaborate, please?

Not root.
Usually would try just my 'admin' account.
As mentioned, tried to create a new account, but still no dice.

At least it's still functional/pingable at this time.

Definitely did that!   :)

I get 'access denied'...

Hi all,

   Is there a definitive document/steps, regarding SSH'nig into OPN?  I have scoured online and have come up empty regarding any steps out there.  Tried creating new user, new groups, logging in as admin/root, changing shells, certs, etc.  It used to work just fine earlier this year.  Any help would be highly appreciated.  Thank you!

~jm