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Subject: aliased IP use
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Does anyone have any idea how you could use one of the aliased IP 
addresses on a web server from a shell.

One of my FreeBSD boxes has a bunch of aliased IP addresses and I 
want to  allow customers shell access where they look like they are 
coming from their own domain.

Thanks,

Nikolaus Spence
System Administrator
TRIAX Internet Services, Inc.
503-620-3139 - 888-257-4487