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Did you checked if your filesystem is in readonly mode? The first I can think of.
Did you check for system logs and nagios logs?

Take a look here (https://serversuit.com/community/technical-tips)...

Looks like you can't change NTP port directly but you can use iptables to redirect UDP:123 requests to your actual target UDP port your NTP servers are running at.

Take a look here...

Did you tried a new generated SSH keys? Maybe it have wrong format?

Just take a look, not bad

Hey

Try to set the static IPs for your Raspberry Pi devices and see if that help.
And if you're using static IPs like I can see above you need to make sure that used IPs are not overlapping with...

I like to keep all so simple as I can and using bash everywhere I can :)
I'm too stupid to learn dozen different shells.