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### How do I add a second prefix to the GatewaySubnet?
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Adding multiple prefixes to the GatewaySubnet is currently in Public Preview and supported only via PowerShell. When you add an additional prefix, both prefixes will be used by the migrated gateway, so don't delete the old prefix. For instructions, see [Create multiple prefixes for a subnet](../virtual-network/how-to-multiple-prefixes-subnet.md).
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Adding multiple prefixes to the GatewaySubnet is available currently via command line (PowerShell, CLI) or Azure Resource Manager Templates. When you add an additional prefix, both prefixes will be used by the migrated gateway, so don't delete the old prefix. For instructions, see [Create multiple prefixes for a subnet](../virtual-network/how-to-multiple-prefixes-subnet.md).
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### How do I monitor the health of the new gateway?
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