Why is there no transition to the domain name of the virtual host, but only by IP?

Question

linux

Raised a web server, successfully navigated by host IP:


1. Created the testdomain directory


2. Created a virtual host


file Activated the file using the a2ensite command, disabled the default site, no errors


Restarted the server, but when switching to http://testdomain/, a google request goes to www6 .testdomain.com


What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

A host is one thing, but a host's domain name is another.
You either need to set up a DNS server, in which you specify that testdomain is located at 192.168.1.193, or (which is much easier) specify
192.168.1.193 testdomain in /etc/hosts It will work, of
course, it will only be on the machine where it is registered.

Answer 2

dns And records are forgotten.

Answer 3

The config specifies testdomain , and in the browser you are trying to open www6.testdomain.com .
testdomain won't resolve naturally, so put it in /etc/hosts and navigate to testdomain in your browser