Think is C:
The SDF is required in cases of Asymmetric Routing. In these cases, the packet is modified by
the cluster member, and since the packet entering the Firewall is not the same as the one
leaving, the regular decision function will not be able to make sure that the packet will go back through the original member. The SDF will try to match each packet to numerous kernel tables in an attempt to decide which member should handle the packet.
Answer seems be Asymetric routing
https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/General-Topics/What-does-Sticky-Decision-Function-DO/td-p/24534
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