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I haven't seen anything like this before.

I would start by trying to identify the nodes that are publishing to the /diagnostics topic, and then I would look at the other topics they're publishing to see if any of those topics can be subscribed to from a remote machine.

I would also compare the node URI (reported as part of rosnode info) between a node that publishes topics that don't work, and a node that is working.

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