Does any of your application changes the routing table. Contivity switches are sensitive to any routing changes after a tunnel has been created.
Taken from Nortel site.
The possible causes for the routing table changes are as follows:
1. Client’s machine has several NIC cards, the tunnel is through one of them and
when there are any changes to the other cards (for example, interface goes down)
the change to the routing table is made.
2. Client has a short lease time for the IP address acquired through the DHCP, table
changes after the address renewal/acquisition (if IP changes).
3. Some applications on the client’s machine rewrite the routing table (for example,
issuing the route add command).
4. Routing updates from dynamic protocols like RIP or OSPF change the table.
5. ICMP redirect messages have been received by the client’s machine.
6. Internet connection sharing.