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# $(which netstat) -a -n | grep ESTABLISHED
tcp6 0 36 192.168.<mynet>.<KDEneon>:22 192.168.<mynet>.<OpenBSD>:44633 ESTABLISHED


'tcp6'==> IPv6
'192.168.….…' ==> IPv4

How is this even possible/thinkable?

Any ideas? Anyone?

Edit:
By comparison: same connection, BSD client side

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$ netstat -n -a | grep tcp | grep ESTABLISHED | tr -s ' '
tcp 0 0 192.168.<mynet>.<OpenBSD>.44633 192.168.<mynet>.<KDEneon>.22 ESTABLISHED


Result:

BSD: Good
GNU/Linux: Bad