Another iAS6 SP4 ? - sticky bits on, 5 kjs's, yet all activity routes thru 1 kjs

Although StickyLB set, check marks did not show thru admin tool. Once app server was bounced, all activity was balanced (viewed via OS threads) and StickyLB showed checked thru one instance of admin tool. Other such happenings elsewhere?

Tom:
What kind of application are you using, Servlet or JSP or else?
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    I already gave you the Unix command to tell you what the @ indicates
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