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Operating Systems Solaris hostname.bge0 failing after creating bge0:1 and rebooting Post 302461601 by System Shock on Monday 11th of October 2010 07:10:56 PM
Old 10-11-2010
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Originally Posted by Friedrich
The whole reason I wanted two IP addresses on this network adapter is so both old.com and new.com could use port 80. They could each have there own port 80.

I can share with you exactly what I am doing. It is some software I used as a student and wanted just to get it working as a real life example instead of just theoretical.


Thanks again.

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Proxy By Hostname Configuration [OCLC]

And pay attention to the Solaris link in step 6.

Sorry for the extra post but it said I couldn't post a link yet.

Please share any remarks if you can.
Thank you.

But you only have one port 80. You can have as many IPs as you want, but that doesn't mean a second port 80 is going to open up because of the new IP.
 

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REPL-MONITOR(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   REPL-MONITOR(1)

NAME
repl-monitor - Directory Server replication monitor SYNOPSIS
repl-monitor -f configuration-file [-h host] [-p port] [-r] [-u refresh-url] [-t refresh-interval] [-v] DESCRIPTION
Outputs the status of all of the configured Directory Servers participating in replication. The servers to query for status are specified in the configuration file. OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below: -h host Hostname of DS server -p port TCP port -f configuration-file Configuration file -r Removes extra HTML tags -u refresh-url Refresh url -t refresh-interval Refresh interval AUTHOR
repl-monitor was written by the 389 Project. REPORTING BUGS
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