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Samir_Jha_52506
Mar 02, 2017Noctilucent
Assumes you will be routing through the BIG-IP, hence the Internal and External names comes in picture. BIG-IP may be configured in a one-arm mode, and then use SNAT. If you are using a routed mode configuration it would be more likely that you would want more than 2 VLANS, placing a VLAN and SelfIP on each network that will in-house servers, and a "transport VLAN" on the "External" side that will have the inbound routes for the VIPS, and the default route out.
Terms used 'external' and 'internal' really mean the client-facing or server facing vlans in question.
client-> VIP (external) -> SNAT -> Servers(internal)