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Old 07-23-2001
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Wink BIND setup

What would be the best setup for hosting 3 different domains, all 3 using full features (email, ftp, etc) on a solaris8 server with spark. (BIND8)
Should I dedicate an IP for each domain ?
Or can I use ns IP only in such a way that I don't need to reserve another IP.
In short, can I use 1 IP for 3 domains. Is is a smart choice ?

Do you know a good source of infos for this matter ?

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