Outbound VS

Virtual Servers are matched based on the order of precedence - http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/800/sol14800.html?sr=45894451.

your traffic will only match one virtual server, if you want it to work in serial then you need to specify the other virtual server with the virtual iRule command.

please explain more about your setup. much depends on how the other virtual server is setup and where exactly your wildcard virtual server is listening.

in general you can't have two servers listening on the same ip / port. so you will have to do something where one matches there correct the traffic and the other the rest.

The goal was to have an outbound wildcard VS with an SSL server profile with an iRule that does certificate verfication for the majority of users. There would then be a second VS that would have a different SSL profile with an iRule except this VS would not be as strict for the certificate requirement.

I now have it working. Here is what had to be done: -On the second VS specify a destination, the reason was that this would make it different from the wildcard server. I did reference order of precedence for VS's. -On the wildcard server it did have a source listed for a subnet that the traffic was suppose to come from. But it only half worked, and the reason was that it was trying the second VS first which is what traffic was suppose to do but when traffic did not match the second VS then nothing happened. -I realized that the issue now was do to SNAT being used on both the outbound VS's. So when traffic tried the second VS first it did try to send to the wildcard server but the wildcard server could not accept it because of SNAT. I changed the source on the wildcard server 0.0.0.0/24 and everything worked as it should.