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|    Noah Davids to All    |
|    sequence number rewrite    |
|    03 Nov 09 04:30:48    |
      From: ndav1@cox.net              Can anyone suggest what type of device would rewrite sequence numbers in       a connection.              I have traces from both sides of a connection going between 2 systems 5       hops apart. The packets have the same IP addresses, ports, IP ID values,       packet length, and data. The one thing that is different are the       sequence numbers. Each side sees a consistent set of sequence numbers so       the connection progresses without problems but the sequence numbers are       completely different at each host.              It is almost as if there is a proxy between the two but I would expect a       proxy to rewrite the ID values and possibly at least one of the IP       addresses and port numbers.              Any suggestions would be appreciated.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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