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How can I answer your question without looking at the code that created the ID instances? Maybe when the servers are not synced the IDs are reused when they mean the same thing. Maybe when you sync your servers one of the instances (or both) of ID come from a communication layer where objects are instantiated every time you sync something (do you use RMI to send parameters across?). No matter what the cause of == working is in the end it is just plain wrong to use it. If you want non generic answers show more code.
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