How do route domains affect SNAT configuration on a BIG-IP system?

Route domains only affect the destination IP, not the source IP

Route domains require SNAT automap to be used exclusively

Route domains have no effect on SNAT; SNAT always uses the same addresses

SNAT addresses must be in the same route domain as the virtual server and the destination

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