Example: BindAddress 192.168.1.1
Since: Apache 1.0
Under UNIX, Apache can listen for connections to either every
IP address of the server machine (the default) or just one IP
address of the server machine. The argument address can be
``*'', a numerical IP address, or the name of a host with a
unique IP address. If the value is ``*'', then Apache will
listen for connections on every IP address; otherwise, it will
listen on only the specified address.
A maximum of one BindAddress directive can be used. To get
more control over the addresses and ports to which Apache
listens, use the Listen directive instead of BindAddress.
This feature is generally used as an alternative method for
supporting virtual hosts through multiple independent servers,
instead of through <VirtualHost> sections.