Thanks for the help. The messages are included below. We had opened a TAC due to getting swamped with 419002 message and asked about these other two as well. Just got that reply this moring. Apparently these two already have bug reports opened but I found one bug-id to be invalid...
From Tac
"For syslog message 313005, CSCsd63452 was filed, and for syslog message 507002, CSCsc78010
was filed."
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We were having a problem with our DNS server yesterday so that may be the root cause of the first one.
%PIX-4-313005: No matching connection for ICMP error message: icmp src resnete1:aaa.bbb.58.13 dst inside:Name_Server_1 (type 3, code 3) on resnete1 interface. Original IP payload: udp src Name_Server_1/53 dst aaa.bbb.58.13/3439.
%PIX-4-507002: Moving connection from resnete1:aaa.bbb.26.182/1111 to outside:70.29.1.233/1720 to non-proxy mode - reassembly limit of 8192 bytes exceeded at location 2, reassembled length 8192 bytes.
This is the one we are getting swamped with but only from one portion of our network. It is documented but we weren't getting these before moving to this version.
%PIX-4-419002: Duplicate TCP SYN from resnete1:aaa.bbb.22.158/1632 to outside:70.132.32.103/6348 with different initial sequence number
