SNAT not working

how did you apply the snat ip 20.15.30.98 to ip-forwarding-default virtual server?

shouldn't it be easier to create snatpool and assign to the virtual server?

how did you apply the snat ip 20.15.30.98 to ip-forwarding-default virtual server?

shouldn't it be easier to create snatpool and assign to the virtual server?

Next time you ask a question, post formatted code. Here is the formatted configuration :

ltm snat-translation 20.15.30.98 {
    address 20.15.30.98
    inherited-traffic-group true
    partition DMZ
    traffic-group /Common/traffic-group-1
}
ltm virtual ip-forwarding {
    destination 10.22.32.0%1:any
    ip-forward
    mask 255.255.224.0
    partition DMZ
    profiles { /Common/fastL4 { } }
    source 10.22.12.0/24
    translate-address disabled
    translate-port disabled
    vlans { vlan12-dmz vlan120-dmz }
    vlans-enabled
    vs-index 25
}
ltm virtual ip-forwarding-default {
    destination 0.0.0.0%1:any
    ip-forward
    mask any
    partition DMZ
    profiles { /Common/fastL4 { } }
    source 10.22.12.0/24
    translate-address disabled
    translate-port disabled
    vlans { vlan12-dmz vlan4-dmz-ext }
    vlans-enabled
    vs-index 26
}

net route route_10.22.32.0_19 {
    gw 10.22.120.1 network 10.22.32.0/19 partition DMZ
}

net route default-route {
    gw 20.15.30.97 network default partition DMZ
}

No virtual server configured. This is a subnet with servers behind it that needs to call the internet for service patches that I need to NAT while going outbound but remain native when I'm inside my RFC1918.

okay, what about creating snat list to snat outbound traffic and rfc1918 network virtual server with snat disabled for traffic destined to rfc1918 subnet?

"SNAT objects take effect on all traffic through a system, even a virtual server, unless that traffic is already subjected to SNATs by the virtual server"

K9038: The order of precedence for local traffic object listeners