Assume a BIG-IP has no NATs or SNATs configured. Which two scenarios are possible when client traffic arrives on a BIG-IP that is NOT destined to a self-IP? (Choose two.)

If incoming client traffic is not addressed to a self-IP and does not match any configured virtual server, the BIG-IP system will discard the traffic by default, as there is no specific instruction for its processing.

Without a matching virtual server or self-IP, and in the absence of explicit forwarding rules, the BIG-IP will not forward the traffic based on routing, but instead, it will discard the unmatched traffic.

If incoming client traffic, not destined for a self-IP, successfully matches a configured virtual server, the BIG-IP will then process that traffic according to the virtual server's specific configuration, including load balancing and any associated profiles or iRules.

If client traffic matches a virtual server, it will be processed and directed according to that virtual server's configuration, which includes the capability to load balance and forward to a backend server, even without explicit NAT or SNAT if the network path supports it.