SGD V4.5  JSP User load balancing

We are using the JSP load balancing as follows, we are in a round robin DNS environment , looking for user persistance.
// ** List of SGD servers
hosts = "https://mydomain.com"
// List of SGD servers to be used as potential targets (both modes)
hosts[0] = "https://eastserver1.com"
hosts[1] = "https://eastserver2.com"
hosts[2] = "https://westserver1.com"
hosts[3] = "https://westserver2.com"
// ** External name of this server (when in Round Robin DNS or Load Balancer Mode only)
// set to null if not using this mode
//var LBHOST = null // Not in Load Balancer/Round Robin DNS mode
var LBHOST = "https://eastserver1.com" // LB mode ==> the host this config file is on.
We are running into intermittent issue of no login screen coming up when using the high level DNS name, ie mydomain.com, just the sgd splash showing trying/selecting host:eastserver1.com
Your thoughts are appreciated.

You could read
https://blog.uvm.edu/jgm/2013/09/26/app-v-5-server-f5-load-balancers-and-kerberos/
https://blog.uvm.edu/jgm/2013/09/27/app-v-server-configuration-load-balanced-configuration/
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/2b39e2b8-aba1-4e96-b18f-c5bcb9f12687/load-balancing-two-appv-50-servers-the-publishing-service-is-not-able-to-contact-the-management?forum=mdopappv
http://www.thinclient.net/blog/?p=344
In fact I'm not sure if any of these really helps you, but they give some good advice
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