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centos httpd.conf set different ip for a directory

I have 3 IPs in my server, i want use them to increase twitter API limits. How to set a different ip for a directory in centos 6.1 httpd.conf (apache 2.3.1) I added these line in the bottom of ...
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set VM IP address to be the same every time from DHCP on CentOS 5.6

I have an issue where, each time I start my CentOS 5.6 VM, DHCP (I believe) is allocating my VM a different IP. I have the VM mapped as a Samba share in Windows 7 and this changes between 192.168.0.8, ...
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How can I disable TCP/IP for an Ethernet adapter?

I have CentOS 6.3 running in a (virtual) machine with two Ethernet adapters. I have eth0 connected to a TCP/IP LAN and eth1 connected to a DSL modem. The system is intended as a dedicated ...
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Static IP config no longer persistent in CentOS6

I was messing around with KVM in CentOS 6.3 when I noticed I was having problems with the IP address of my principle network connection (eth0). I backed out my bridge and restored the network-script ...
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Kickstart: one network card with DHCP, one with static IP?

I am using Kickstart to automate a CentOS install. I wanted one of the interfaces to have static IP so I wrote - network --onboot yes --bootproto static \ -ip="intended IP" -netmask="intended ...
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Centos 6.2 static IP: only getting IPV6 address and need IPV4

I installed a Centos 6.2 min install. I have edited /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and I have ifcfg-eth0,eth1 I have tried to setup static IPs but I only get IPV6 address back on both adapters and ...
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How to set Internet Protocol properties using terminal?

When I set up a Virtual Machine with windows (using VMPlayer), I set the Network Connection properties from the VM settings from NAT to bridged. Then I proceed to set the following IP Properties in ...