Multiple IP Addresses on one line

["Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Agh.  I read the archives, and got MORE confused. I hate when that
happens <grin>.

Anyway, requirement is to have two IP addresses on my AS/400, one for my
old IBM Classic HTTP Server, which I am phasing out, and one for my new
Apache servers.

The business goal is to have my old website (on HTTP classic) and my new
website (Apache/WASX) running side-by-side right up until the time I do
cutover this weekend.  Once I have everything up and running smoothly, I
do a simple cutover in my router to move requests from my external IP
from one internal IP to the other, and voila, I'm done.

>From my reading, though, I see a note that you can't have "two address
in the same net" assigned to a single interface.  So what do that mean,
folks?  Say my internal addresses are all on a subnet 10.10.10.0.  Let's
say my AS/400 is 10.10.10.101 (subnet mask 255.255.255.0), and I want to
add a second address 10.10.10.102.  Then I want to go into my HTTP
servers and bind them each to the appropriate address (classic to 101,
Apache to 102).  Can I do this?

Joe