SignalR and load balancing with active / active sticky sessions

We have an application that uses SignalR to update the client interface, currently the application is hosted in IIS, which we support, and our clients are connected directly to us.

Nevertheless, we integrate this into the corporate structure in which our application will be located within ourselves, we will continue to host the application, however, someone who has landed on our pages will go through what we were told is a load balancing strategy "2 gateway servers for each installation of the region as active / active with sticky sessions"

My question is, will we have any problems if SignalR decides to choose a long poll as the transport protocol and somehow the connection will be deleted?

Sorry, but I don’t have any knowledge about load balancing.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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