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Which IP address will the client address be changed to when SNAT automap is specified within a Virtual Server configuration?
The correct answer is A. The floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet leaves the system. When SNAT automap is enabled on a virtual server, the client's source IP address is translated to the floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet leaves the BIG-IP system.
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Which IP address will the client address be changed to when SNAT automap is specified within a Virtual Server configuration?
Options
- AThe floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet leaves the system.
- BThe floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet arrives on the system.
- CIt will alternate between the floating and non floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet
- DIt will alternate between the floating and non floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A88% (44)
- B4% (2)
- C6% (3)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
When SNAT automap is enabled on a virtual server, the client's source IP address is translated to the floating self-IP address on the VLAN where the packet leaves the BIG-IP system.
SNAT automap automatically translates the client's source IP address to a floating self-IP address. This specific self-IP is chosen from the VLAN on which the server-side traffic exits the BIG-IP system towards the destination pool member.
SNAT automap uses the floating self-IP of the VLAN where the packet leaves the system (egress), not where it arrives (ingress).
SNAT automap exclusively uses floating self-IP addresses for translation and does not alternate between floating and non-floating self-IP addresses.
SNAT automap exclusively uses floating self-IP addresses for translation and does not alternate between floating and non-floating self-IP addresses.
Concept tested: SNAT automap functionality
Source: https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K7820
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