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Subject: Re: ip aliases entire cidr blocks
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in order to make it respond to all those address you will either have to  
hack the kernel in a very strange way or write a script to create ALL those  
ifconfig alias commands for your rc scripts..  i recommend the script ;)

http://www.cypher.net/~black/ipalias.html


b3n