CSM - Client NAT for routable server subnet

I have clients and servers that are outside of the vlans that are the defined ones for CSM. I am using a client NAT pool that is part of the server side address space and server NAT. I see in a packet capture that the server is replying to pings to one of the NAT pool addresses. The ping does not get back to the client. The CSM is acting like it is not listening to traffic for the client NAT address. I saw an article that talked about "Secure router mode" and doing "IP SLB MODE CSM". I am not in that mode. Do I need to be and what effect will that have on my current load balanced servers?

Thanks. This is now working.
I see that the NAT has to be in the client address space as that is where the default gateway for the CSM is. Made the following changes:
no natpool CLIENTNAT1 10.200.0.230 10.200.0.232 netmask 255.255.255.0
natpool CLIENTNAT1 10.200.250.230 10.200.250.232 netmask 255.255.255.0
Noticed that a previous "show mod csm 5 arp" showed:
10.200.2.100 -->10.200.250.1 0 REAL routed
10.200.2.101 -->10.200.250.1 0 REAL routed
10.200.2.102 -->10.200.250.1 0 REAL routed

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