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> YES!!@!  I was just wondering how I could do this painlessly this
> last week, as I prepared to move one of my machines seamlessly from
> one IP address to another, while still retaining limited compatibility
> with those laggards who haven't yet updated their configuration to use
> the new IP address.
> 
> I'd use it.

That's called IP ALIASING..rtfm ifconfig & route=) 

reg. 
		vh




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