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From: Rod Ebrahimi <awd@netroplex.com>
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    Seems that my Apache server is getting confused about the IP
addresses on the network. Is there any way that I can add an IP address
set for a specific domain only, so: 198.23.21.21 specifically for
foo.com for example. Using BIND, route or ifconfig?

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time...

Rod