You need to terminate client SSL traffic at the BIG-IP and also to persist client traffic to the same pool member based on a BIG-IP supplied cookie. Which four are profiles that would normally be incl

TCP is the required base transport-layer profile for all standard BIG-IP virtual servers handling TCP-based traffic.

The HTTP profile enables Layer 7 parsing of HTTP headers and cookies, which BIG-IP must perform in order to insert or read cookies for persistence.

HTTPS is a health monitor type in BIG-IP, not a virtual server profile; there is no HTTPS profile available to assign to a virtual server.

The ClientSSL profile decrypts inbound SSL/TLS traffic from clients, performing the SSL offload function before traffic is passed to the HTTP layer for inspection.

ServerSSL is only required when BIG-IP must re-encrypt traffic before forwarding it to backend servers; since traffic is forwarded unencrypted in SSL offload mode, ServerSSL is not needed.

The Cookie Persistence profile configures BIG-IP to insert a cookie into HTTP responses and use that cookie to route subsequent requests from the same client to the same pool member.