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  1. OpenShift Bugs
  2. OCPBUGS-60775

Windows nodes lose SSH access after a period of time

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       *Cause*: WMCO neglects to close SSH connections when finishing node reconciliation.
      *Consequence*: Windows Node SSH servers refuse new connections due to being overwhelmed.
      *Fix*: WMCO now properly closes connections.
      *Result*: Bug doesn’t present anymore.
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       *Cause*: WMCO neglects to close SSH connections when finishing node reconciliation. *Consequence*: Windows Node SSH servers refuse new connections due to being overwhelmed. *Fix*: WMCO now properly closes connections. *Result*: Bug doesn’t present anymore.
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      This is a clone of issue OCPBUGS-60482. The following is the description of the original issue:
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      Description of problem:

          After a Windows node has been provisioned and successfully added to an OpenShift cluster, the node eventually loses SSH access, typically after several weeks; this seems to eventually lead to certificate errors. At first the node works fine and is able to take on workloads. This issue has specifically been observed on GCP based clusters.

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

          4.18

      How reproducible:

          Consistently

      Steps to Reproduce:

          1. Create new cluster on GCP and configure a Windows node using the WMCO
    2. Wait roughly a couple of weeks (give or take)
    3. Eventually there are "error instantiating SSH client" messages logged by the WMCO

      Actual results:

          Windows nodes eventually lose SSH access, causing node management problems.

      Expected results:

          SSH would work as expected on Windows nodes.

      Additional info:

              rh-ee-ssoto Sebastian Soto
              lstanton@redhat.com Luke Stanton
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              Aharon Rasouli Aharon Rasouli
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