ssh virtualserver

As cmbhatt was suggesting, there are a few different places that SNAT can be enabled/disabled. You could have an iRule specifying SNAT; SNAT enabled on the virtual server, or a global SNAT. Finally, you can have SNAT enabled/disabled at the pool level. Having SNAT enabled on the pool alone won't trigger SNAT'ing to take place. It must be enabled in another place as well. But you can prevent SNAT from being using for traffic to a specific pool by disabling it on the pool.

 

 

If you've already disabled the first two, and still see the source address as LTM, you can check under Local Traffic >> SNATs >> SNAT list for a globally applied SNAT.

 

 

Assuming there is a global SNAT, you could either change it to not match this traffic or more ideally, disable SNAT on the SSH pool.

 

 

Aaron