Route domain Question- Please help

1. Yes, you would need to use %id, unless you create partition for each and change the default route domain for the partition(

   tmsh  modify auth partition env-A default-route-domain 

   ). That will automatically append the %id in the background for you so you don't have to worry about it provided you create the objects in the partition.
2. Yes, you can add policy to the route domain scope if you so wish.
3. Only if you enable strict isolation on your route domains.

Thanks Brad. That helps a lot.

One more question.

My L3 router forwards traffic for 10.1.1.0/24 to F5. How does F5 decide which route domain to recieve the traffic if we are using the same subnet for both route domains?

I have GTM used to create www.myapp.com as wideip. This will be pointed to the LTM created in route domain 2.

But in the F5 documentation it says 'For systems that include both BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) and BIG-IP Global Traffic Manager (GTM), you can configure route domains on internal interfaces only.'

What does it mean? Can't we have VIP configured with route domain 2 and add to GTM wide ip pool?