Pool member Gwy

By reverse nPath, I assume you mean the following:

 

 

 

client SYN to router with destination IP of the server

 

router sends SYN to server

 

server uses a route or default gateway to send SYN ACK to LTM self IP

 

LTM receives SYN ACK and responds back to client through router

 

router sends SYN ACK back to client

 

 

It's technically possible to use SNAT for reverse nPATH, but I don't think it would work as the client would have initiated a connection directly to these server IP address. So if LTM uses SNAT to send the SYN ACK back to the client, the client would reset the connection as the source IP wasn't the same as what it sent the SYN to.

 

 

Or am I misinterpreting your scenario?

 

 

Aaron