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Dear Andras,
This is absolutely not true. Many companies including mine have multiple
NIC (Network Interface Cards) in one server and each one of them is
assigned a separate IP to do exactly what you want to do.
Abid Farooqui


Andras Balogh wrote:

> Hi all,     Sorry for buthering the list with this off-topic
> question.We are renting some servers in US to host our websites.We
> have asked them to give us 2 IP addresses for 1 computer.(we wanted to
> have two apache servers on the same comp).They said that the American
> laws doesnt' permit to have more thanone IP address for a computer
> unless we have a good reason.I said that the reason is to have half
> our sites in on IP with oneapache webserver and the another half with
> a different IP serverd bya second apache.    They refused to give us 2
> IP-s.Can somebody confim that this is realy true according to
> theamerican laws??I am VERY DISAPONITED becuase a lot of my ideas was
> based on2 IP-s.Also does anybody of you have computers (in US) with
> more than oneIP?? Thank You for reading my mail. Andras. P.S. when i
> said IP i ment real IP numbers not intranet IPs like192.168.0.1.



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