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IP allocation conflict resolution
Introduction
Normally in a DNS, only a single name is associated to a given
IP. Further, the reverse search is possible allowing one to find
the name from the IP. It is sometime convenient (or even necessary)
to have more than one name sharing a given IP number. The common
case is the default IP associated with a domain. This default IP
is generally the IP number of the web server, making it convenient
for web users. Linuxconf is trying to flag duplicate usage
and help you manage properly your DNS.
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