Lots of initial TCP packets with same sequence number

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About 24 hours ago, I decided to start logging sequence numbers for the TCP "ct state new" packets that I drop in my initial screening rules.

The result appears quite fascinating... and smells quite fishy: just about half of these packets have the same (non-zero) sequence number.

The destination ports are mostly 23, trailing off to 22, 2323, and 2222, which only further adds to the smell.

1) Is anyone else seeing this?

2) Does anyone know what this is?

Thanks.

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 - James
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