Smartview 11.1.2.1 in Distributed Enviroment

Good day
We installed HFM in a distributed enviroment with 2 web servers , 2 app servers and 2 Reporting servers
Everything is working well ,but we encountered the problem on smartview 11.1.2.1 if we use web1 we get the this error in smartview if we create a private connection
"Invalid session.One Possiblity is that the session has timed out .Login again
If we use web2 and create a private connection it works fine
Both servers are identical
Windows 2008 R2 sp1 Hyperion 11.1.2.1 Office 2010 32bit
any ideas?
Regards
Chris

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