Internal IP via APM unable to browse intranet sites

Question

Dear all,
encountered a weird scenario.&nbsp;
WebTop portal links work well and when I do a telnet port 80/443 from F5 CLI to various internal sites, connection was a success. (via F5's internal self-IP Automap)&nbsp;
When users receive an internal IP (This was needed because of mobile phone-only users) and tried to browse to the sites directly by entering the URL, it couldn't connect. When I tried telnet port 80/443 to these URLs, connection failed.&nbsp;
The internal IP lease pool and F5's internal self-IP are in the same subnet.&nbsp;
Anyone encountered such problem before? &nbsp;

stanislas_piro2 · Answer

Hi,&nbsp;
did you configure "Proxy ARP" in Network section of Network access?&nbsp;

kunjan_118660 · Answer

Or can try SNAT Pool 'automap'.&nbsp;

kunjan · Answer

Or can try SNAT Pool 'automap'.&nbsp;

davisli · Answer

at first it was automap but it wasn't working. Following Stanislas Piron's advice, I check boxed "Proxy ARP" and SNAT must be disabled. Thanks for your input!&nbsp;

davisli · Answer

at first it was automap but it wasn't working. Following Stanislas Piron's advice, I check boxed "Proxy ARP" and SNAT must be disabled. Thanks for your input!&nbsp;

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