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ok I figured out the first part, got as far as the route add, it tells me that I need to specify AF or address families, can you please tell me what this is? or at least what might fit the bill? it just won't do this last little thing.....<br />

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ok I figured out the first part, got as far as the route add, it tells me that I need to specify AF or address families, can you please tell me what this is? or at least what might fit the bill? it just won't do this last little thing.....


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I have IP aliasing already configured and working, however the person who helped me do this is currently unavailble to me and I need to add another IP to the group of subdomains currently running. I am running the latest linux kernel, I have already added the subdomain name and IP to my /var/named/pz/kia-sequoia.<wbr />com file, but I think there are other steps and files I am missing. could anyone PLEASE give me a step by step on this? and the file names and approx locations of the files needing modification, and also the processes I will have to restart..... THANK YOU !!! 
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I have IP aliasing already configured and working, however the person who helped me do this is currently unavailble to me and I need to add another IP to the group of subdomains currently running. I am running the latest linux kernel, I have already added the subdomain name and IP to my /var/named/pz/kia-sequoia.com file, but I think there are other steps and files I am missing. could anyone PLEASE give me a step by step on this? and the file names and approx locations of the files needing modification, and also the processes I will have to restart..... THANK YOU !!! 

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