The Planet Monitoring System .... SSH Critical Status

Sep 15, 2007

am recieving an email every hour from the Monitoring System saying:

***** The Planet Monitoring System *****

Notification Type: PROBLEM

Service: SSH
Host: C15051
Address: 209.62.xx.xx
State: CRITICAL

Date/Time: Sat Sept 15 14:15:31 CDT 2007

Additional Info: Server answer:
*******************************************

Technical Support unable to know why the Monitoring System sending this eamil although SSH is working fine and told me to wait till monday so the monitoring group to work on

here is my /etc/apf/allow_hosts.rules

12.96.160.0/24
67.19.0.0/24
216.234.234.0/24
70.85.125.0/24
70.84.160.0/24
216.40.193.0/24
66.98.240.192/26
209.85.4.0/26
tcp:in:d=22=my ip adress
my ip address
62.215
66.98.241.0/24
216.12.193.9
12.96.160
216.234.234.120/32
67.19.0.32/27
12.96.160.116
12.96.160.84
66.98.241.0/24
#################################
/etc/hosts.allow
ALL: localhost
ALL: my ip adress
ALL: 12.96.160.0/100
ALL: 216.234.234.120/32
ALL: 67.19.0.32/27
ALL: 12.96.160.116
ALL: 12.96.160.84
ALL: 67.19.0.37/32
ALL: 67.19.0.0/24
ALL: 216.234.234.0/24
ALL: 70.85.125.0/24
ALL: 70.84.160.0/24
ALL: 216.40.193.0/24
ALL: 66.98.240.192/26
ALL: 209.85.4.0/26
ALL: 66.98.241.0/24
ALL: 216.12.193.9
#################################

/etc/hosts.deny
ALL:ALL

Redhat Enterprise 5
cpanel
APF version 0.9.6

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