Olivier Nicole wrote:
As a general rule, you should have one IP per NIC. Putting
thousands of IP addresses on a single box is a misuse of limited IP
space, unless you are using RFC-1918 addresses. What is the actual
problem you are trying to solve?
That is not true.
As a web hosting company, you may want to have one IP per web site (to
allow SSL for example) but all hosting on a single machine.
There exist some exceptions to the generalization above.
You've mentioned a possibility, although I would also seriously question
whether a single webserver with hundreds or thousands of distinct SSL sites on
it is really a good idea.
--
-Chuck
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