While going through some of my old notes I came across some notes from a few years ago on hung TCP sessions on some of our routers. These hung sessions where due to the latency differences on a Multi-link T1 connection that was in place.  Below are the notes (generalized IP and Names) on how to detect and reset these connections.It is my hope for you to never have to use these commands, but since there is little out there on them I figured I would share.
1) We saw this error (connection queue limit reached) on the terminating gateway (10.10.3.5) during an incoming call attempt:
R1#
R1#debug ip tcp trans
TCP special event debugging is on
R1#term mon
R1#
Mar  6 04:49:55 PHL: TCP0: bad seg from 10.11.3.20 — connection queue limit reached: seq 3379916701 ack 0 rcvnxt 0 rcvwnd 4128 len 0
Mar  6 04:49:57 PHL: TCP0: bad seg from 10.11.3.20 — connection queue limit reached: seq 3379916701 ack 0 rcvnxt 0 rcvwnd 4128 len 0
Mar  6 04:50:01 PHL: TCP0: bad seg from 10.11.3.20 — connection queue limit reached: seq 3379916701 ack 0 rcvnxt 0 rcvwnd 4128 len 0
Mar  6 04:50:09 PHL: TCP0: bad seg from 10.11.3.20 — connection queue limit reached: seq 3379916701 ack 0 rcvnxt 0 rcvwnd 4128 len 0

R1#

2) Take a look at:
R1#sh tcp brief
TCB       Local Address   Foreign Address        (state)
6353F5E8 10.10.3.5.1720   10.11.3.24.12871      SYNRCVD
63555A14 10.10.3.5.1720   10.11.3.23.12814      SYNRCVD
6353AEFC 10.10.3.5.1720   10.11.3.24.12872      SYNRCVD
6350B2DC 10.10.3.5.1720   10.11.3.24.12875      SYNRCVD
63488D44  10.10.3.5.23    10.11.3.23.11265      ESTAB
63571718 10.10.3.5.1720   10.11.3.24.12914      SYNRCVD
All of the TCB's associated with TCP port 1720 are 'hung' (SYNRCVD).
The associated TCP Control Block (TCB) are highlighted in a PINKISH colour.

3) To clear them, clear the associated TCB:
R1#clear tcp tcb 6353F5E8
[confirm]y
[OK]

R1#
R1#clear tcp tcb 63555A14
[confirm]y
[OK]

R1#
R1#clear tcp tcb 6353AEFC
[confirm]y
[OK]

R1#
R1#clear tcp tcb 6350B2DC
[confirm]y
[OK]

R1#
R1#clear tcp tcb 63571718
[confirm]y
[OK]

R1#
And the router started processing calls again.

R1#