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Two IPs to the same Address (directory)

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desiguru

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I want to point two IP addresses to the same website on the same server. But whenever I do that the plesk complains that:

"The subdomain with such name already exists."

How do I solve this?
 
Why would you want to do that?
I dont believe there is a way to do that in plesk, you could have to do it manually.
 
Trying to figure out load balancing for one of my friend. How can I do it manually? What file do I need to edit for this?
 
You can add a VirtualHost directive to a vhost.conf file, httpd.include file or even the httpd.conf if you feel so inclined.

However if your doing load balancing you should only have one IP per box and then have an inline device such as a BigIP do a NAT against the public ip to a pool of private ips.
 
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