How does the 'Host' property contribute to the communication outlined by the HTTP 1.1 protocol specification? As things are, why can't this be inferred from the L3 IP address?
How does the 'Host' property contribute to the communication outlined by the HTTP 1.1 protocol specification? As things are, why can't this be inferred from the L3 IP address?
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