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Subject: Re: Adding secondary ip block
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> I've just added a secondary block of ip addresses from my ISP.
> These addresses are for virtual web hosting, which I do now.
> The router has been configured to handle it, but how do I
> setup the new block as aliases?

Set them up.

...
> This has been working fine, but how are the routes to the new block
> which is 209.48.24.xxx/26 handled?

That's a function of 'routed' or explicit routing instructions.  You're
ISP needs to route them to your network, which needs to route them to
your virtual hosting machine.


Nate