Nimbostratus
CirrusThese are the basic steps:
1) Create Nodes
2) Create Pool
3) Add Members to Pool
3a) A Member is a Node with port
4) Create Virtual Server
4a) Add Pool to Virtual Server
Roughly speaking, if Member 192.168.140.1:80 exists in a Pool and 192.168.140.1:443 does not, then the Virtual Server will answer to port 80 traffic, but not answer to port 443 traffic. If 192.168.140.1:25 doesn't exist in the Pool, then the Virtual Server won't answer to port 25 traffic.
Good luck!
Nimbostratussorry i forget explain something, this is the right topology :so it's a public server, and the nat ip is on the firewall, the firewall translate it to IP VS in F5, then F5 translate it to the real ip.
So how can i separate the traffic between the services? is there any iRule command that i can use?