NetBSD (Any platform) does support 'interface aliasing'
	(which is the NetBSD name for what you require).

	You need a web server that can take advantage of it as well
	(I believe Apache does - but have not used the facility myself)

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On Thu, 22 Feb 1996, Aaron S. Magill wrote:

> Does anyone know if MacBSD will support Virtual hostnames (I may have that
> term wrong.  The idea is that you have two hostnames for the same machine.
> If one name is used, then one set of inet services is used, if the other
> name is used, then another set is used.)
> 
> I believe BSDi386 does, though I don't know specifically how they are doing it.
> At any rate, I believe they have a web server that will go to a specific
> directory based upon the hostname used.  Is this a function of the web
> server?
> 
> Oh well, if anyone knows what I'm talking about, please let me know if it
> can be done under MacBSD.  I'd like something that supports more services
> than just http.
> 
> If no one knows what I'm talking about, maybe I'm full of hot air.  I'll
> try and find where I read about this and see if that avenue gives me any
> pointers.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Aaron
> 
> 
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