Default gateways and zones

This may be related to a thread that is currently out there. However in the interest of not hijacking it, I created my own. Please pardon my ignorance on the zoning stuff since I am in the process of learning.
We are currently running into a default gw issue on a 480R that is configured as follows:
bge0 interface: connected to the public routable network and used by the global zone. The defaultrouter file contains the gateway for this address.
bge1:1 and bge1:2 interfaces: connected to zones 1 and 2 respectively. These reside on the same private subnet behind our firewall appliance. The gateway for these is NOT on the defaultrouter of the global zone.
On the routing table of the global zone, we have 2 default gw's (one for the global/public zone and 1 for the local zones).
The problem:
When a user tries to connect via the public interface (they are connecting from a point not on the same subnet as the public interface of the box), they are sometimes able to connect (i.e. SSH) and sometimes not. My system is on the same subnet as the box and does not have any problems connecting via the public interface.
Is this the result of having multiple gw's on the global zone routing table?
Suggestions?

you can have multiple gateway entries in deafultrouter file but the default gateway for global zone can be only one but you can specify different gateways for different zones..
using this default gateway, you should be able to connect via different network...!

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