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Or you can aggregate IP blocks to block numerous smaller blocks<br />
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so for instance you want to block 8 /24s &nbsp;10.1.0.0/24, 10.1.32.0/24,10.1.64/24, 10.1.96/24,10.1.128/24,10.<wbr />1.160/24,1<wbr />0.1.64/24,<wbr />10.1.192/2<wbr />4<br />
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or you could just block;<br />
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10.1.0.0/21<br />
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So you can aggregate smaller IP blocks into supernets if the blocks are aggregatable, they need to be contigous blocks to do so.<br />
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Or you can aggregate IP blocks to block numerous smaller blocks

so for instance you want to block 8 /24s  10.1.0.0/24, 10.1.32.0/24,10.1.64/24, 10.1.96/24,10.1.128/24,10.1.160/24,10.1.64/24,10.1.192/24

or you could just block;

10.1.0.0/21

So you can aggregate smaller IP blocks into supernets if the blocks are aggregatable, they need to be contigous blocks to do so.

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answer was one way to solve problem but not what I was looking for 
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answer was one way to solve problem but not what I was looking for

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Is there a way to block multiple IP subnets on the asa 5510. Trying to block all traffic from china and dont want to enter all those subnets into the ACL one at a time. Any suggestions would be nice 
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Is there a way to block multiple IP subnets on the asa 5510. Trying to block all traffic from china and dont want to enter all those subnets into the ACL one at a time. Any suggestions would be nice 

ASA 5510 bulk acl blocking

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