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for example I have a domain name www.example1.com
and I have in my apache conf this code:
<VirtualHost 109.201.175.107:80>
DocumentRoot /home/localname/www
ServerName www.example1.com
# Other directives here
</VirtualHost>
in the virtual host I wrote my ip and then I attach it to the ServerName is that right?, but anyway when I open the www.example1.com it shows my an error 404, or maybe I need to change the ip address that is attached the domain name, can you tell me step by step what I need to do, I haved searched all the google but didn't understand.
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To point your domain name to your dedicated server's public IP address, you need to create an address record for the domain — an A record. An A record is part of the DNS system and it simply maps a domain name to an IP address. An A record is stored as a DNS entry on the domain's name servers.
To do this, you'll need to create an A Record, which will allow you to point your domains and subdomains to a specific IP address. An A record (or Address record) specifies which IP address is assigned to a particular domain. You can even have multiple A records for the same domain so that you have a backup.
<VirtualHost 109.201.175.107:80>
ServerName example1.com:80
ServerAlias www.example1.com
//other options
ServerAdmin Email Id
DocumentRoot /home/localname/www
# Other directives here
ErrorLog Physical path to error log folder
</VirtualHost>
Please Check this for details http://bytes.com/serveradministration/webservers/apache/virtual-hosting/app/dynamic_static_router.html
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