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Because outbound rules can only associate a single backend pool to a single front end IP address, in the situation where an external load balancer has multiple backend pools, we are not able to create a generic outbound rule that applies to all backend pool members. Currently, the module issues a warning and instructs user to manually configure outbound rules post migration.
Potential solutions:
Distribute outbound rule allocated outbound ports across each backend pool (creating an outbound rule for each backend pool)
Allow user to create a new backend pool with the members from all of the LB's original backend pools; create an outbound rule associating this backend pool to the first front end IP
Allow user to map existing backend pools to front end IPs
Describe alternatives you've considered
Current state warns user to create outbound rules post migration.
Describe the solution you'd like
Because outbound rules can only associate a single backend pool to a single front end IP address, in the situation where an external load balancer has multiple backend pools, we are not able to create a generic outbound rule that applies to all backend pool members. Currently, the module issues a warning and instructs user to manually configure outbound rules post migration.
Potential solutions:
Describe alternatives you've considered
Current state warns user to create outbound rules post migration.
Additional context
See #10
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