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From: Rod Ebrahimi <awd@netroplex.com>
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  Seems that Apache really gets confused with the IP addresses on the
network. Is there anyway of using route or ifconfig to specify which
domain the IP address is being used for ex: 192.12.23.122 for foo.com
??

Or is this possible somehow in the BIND DNS entries?

Rod