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Self IP for SNAT VLAN, OK. How about for VIP and HA?
Hi
Not sure if I understand the configuration correct but lets give it a go.
Your self's are needed as they are used to monitor the application. (Lets say via a icmp/tcp/http monitor)
Your float is important on the HA side of things as well as the flow of the traffic. This IP will move between the devices in the HA pair when failover occurs.
Normally your traffic is expected to flow back via the F5 for the response.
In most cases SNAT/Auto map will be used, which is configured on the VIP. (If it is auto map it will prefer to use your floating IP for that vlan)
This will avoid that the traffic is sent to the GW and rather returns via the F5
Hope this helps
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