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In web hosting environments, ensuring that your Apache server correctly responds to the right domain requests is crucial. This is particularly important in a world teeming with domain names and websites. The Apache directives ServerName and ServerAlias play pivotal roles in managing how your server handles HTTP requests for different domains. In this guide, we'll delve into configuring both directives on your Linux server to optimize your site's functionality and accessibility. Before diving into configuration, it's essential to understand what ServerName and ServerAlias are and how they function within Apache's configuration: ServerName: This directive specifies the base domain name of the server and must be unique.