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TCP/IP Addresses Table of Contents · Introduction · Email Commands · Web Interface for Users · Server Administrator · Site Administrator · List Administrator · Other Topics · Add-On Packages · · NT Authentication Option · · Lyris List Manager ODBC Driver · · Random Document Responder · · Parental Approval of Subscriptions · · Allowing Users to Subscribe from a Web Form · · The Apache Web Server · · · What about my existing web server? · · · Why is Apache installed on my machine? · · · Configuring Apache · · · · Apache Port · · · · TCP/IP Addresses · · · · Apache Command Line · Installing and Upgrading · Appendix · Frequently Asked Questions TCP/IP Addresses By default, Apache will listen to all TCP/IP addresses on the machine. However, on multi-homed systems it is very easy to configure Apache to only listen to certain TCP/IP addresses. The process of "adding" a TCP/IP address to Apache is relatively easy. Thus, you can quickly configure Apache to listen to several TCP/IP addresses or only one TCP/IP address, depending on your needs. The local.conf file is where you add/remove TCP/IP addresses. In that file, you add a "Listen" directive followed by the TCP/IP address you want to add. For example, if you want to make sure only your internal users can access Apache, then you may want to configure Apache to listen to your machine's internal TCP/IP address: Listen 192.168.3.219 The above example limits Apache to those requests that come in on 192.168.3.219. For more information on configuring Apache, please visit http://www.apache.org, the home of the Apache http server project.

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