RMI over different subnets causing TCP BAD CHECKSUM

I have a customer that is trying to run my system over different subnets and is getting large performance hits due to a TCP BAD CHECKSUM error that they have been able to monitor when they have the RMI server on one subnet and the RMI client on another.
We don't see the problem on our systems (because we run on the same subnets) as do all of our other customers.
We've written a little program that just does some simple RMI calls over the different subnets and are still seeing the TCP BAD CHECKSUM errors.
Is there some reason that they are seeing these errors when the two are on different subnets? Is there any way to solve this problem (as it is causing a big hit in our performance)?

It is certainly nothing to do with RMI. The most probable culprit is bad hardware between the two subnets.

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