Two different sites sharing the same IP b/c of Ensim?

I'm forced to do so by my hosting company

[irock]

Hi, I just informed my hosting company (rackshack) to create another IP address for my new site. However, they refused my request for a new IP, because they said I can simply set up 'name-based server site' for my new domain. (My server's running Ensim FYI.) Currently, my IP cannot point to my website. Instead it points to my admin interface. So, I was wondering if I do set up the new site, how will Google see this? Two sites (very different content) sharing the same IP address?

Anyone with hosting experience has a say on this?

GoogleGuy, could you also enlighten us on this issue?

Thanks in advance!

[heini]

Irock, perhaps I'm missing an important point, but in any shared hosting environment you have several, somtimes thousands of domains sharing the same IP.

[irock]

Actually, I've my own server. That IP is a dedicated IP address.

So, IMHO, how will Google treat my sites in such circumstances?

Thanks again!

[johannes]

Google will treat your sites as 2 different sites:
[webmasterworld.com...]

[heini]

Irock, the point is it doesn't matter if it's your own server or not. Shareing an IP, when done correctly, is no problem at all. If it were, 90% of the web would be in trouble.
It's only a question of the correct technical setup of the server.

[kila_m]

Im on rackshack and use Ensim.

Google will see your sites as 2 seperate ones.