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This bug is created as a clone of upstream ticket:
https://fedorahosted.org/sssd/ticket/2844

Currently we choose a server, connect to it and then keep using it until the server breaks. This is fine in general, but some users would prefer if the connection was more short-lived (configurable lifetime) and if sssd choose one of the servers at random.

Thank you taking your time and submitting this request for Red Hat Enterprise
Linux. The request was cloned to the upstream tracker long time ago (see link
to the upstream ticket above), but it was not given a priority neither in the
upstream project, nor in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Given that this request is not planned for a close release, it is highly
unlikely it will be fixed in this major version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We
are therefore closing the request as WONTFIX.

To request that Red Hat reconsiders the decision, please reopen the Bugzilla
with the help of Red Hat Customer Service and provide additional business
and/or technical details about it's importance to you. Please note that you can
still track this request or even offer help in the referred upstream Trac
ticket to expedite the solution.