Which statement is true concerning SSL termination?

When a virtual server uses a ClientSSL profile, the BIG-IP decrypts the client's SSL traffic, making the HTTP headers and payload accessible for inspection and manipulation. Cookie persistence relies on reading and inserting HTTP cookies, which is possible once the traffic is decrypted by the ClientSSL profile, even if the traffic is subsequently re-encrypted to the server via a ServerSSL profile.

The statement is incomplete ("increases the") and therefore cannot be fully assessed as a true or false claim about SSL termination's impact on iRules and performance.

A ClientSSL profile only decrypts SSL traffic destined for the specific virtual server it is applied to, not all SSL traffic across the entire BIG-IP system.

If a virtual server uses a ServerSSL profile, the BIG-IP re-encrypts the traffic to the pool members, meaning the pool members still perform SSL decryption on their end, just from the BIG-IP instead of directly from the client, so they do not necessarily have less SSL processing.