I've looked through the docs on the NetBSD Web site and didn't find an 
answer to this.  I've installed a router (NetGear RP614v2) into my LAN 
so that I can now use my NetBSD box as a Web server, and free up my 
personal computer from this task.  Both are on ADSL with static IPs for 
the DSL "modem" and for the router, with IP forwarding to the Web 
server.  I've just edited the various *.conf files in NetBSD to reflect 
the new state of affairs and I'm wondering:

1.  Is there a test I can run to make sure that everything is 
consistent before rebooting (e.g., making sure I've got all the files 
with IP addresses fixed)?

2.  Do I have to reboot to get the new networking information active, 
or is there a way to do it without rebooting?

3.  At this point I'm still using my personal box (Mac OS X 10.3.2) as 
the Web server until I get apache installed on my NetBSD/mac68k (Quadra 
700).  pkg_add complained that the available version 2.0.44, IIRC)  
from the package system had conflicts.  Has that been a problem in 
anyone's experience?  There doesn't seem to be a preexisting Web server 
installed under NetBSD, so I can't think that it's a conflict with an 
earlier version.

Thanks!