why i cannot access my website with its ipaddress. but only with sitename. Is this common?

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I have website http://waycoolblog.com . but i cannot access through its ip address http://74.220.219.56/

why is this happening. ? My main question is whether this is a common thing. in my app am trying to the resolve the sitename myself and trying to connect with the ipaddress instead of sitename.

I want to makesure this that works properly. Thanks.

why i cannot access my website with its ipaddress. but only with sitename. Is this common?

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Published on 2010-06-08T12:11:28Z Indexed on 2010/06/08 23:12 UTC
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I have website http://waycoolblog.com, but I cannot access it through its ip address http://74.220.219.56/

Why is this happening?

My main question is whether this is a common thing. In my app I am trying to the resolve the sitename myself and trying to connect with the ip-address instead of sitename.

I want to make sure this that works properly.

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