Server IP resolving to the wrong site

The first virtual host is used for any host that doesn't match one of the other virtual hosts.

If you have your virtual hosts in separate files set your centralmediauk.com file to be the first lexicographically i.e. start it with a 00 if they're all in the same file just put that host at the top of the file.

Then restart apache.

After you add a virtual host to handle the raw IP as @obs said, consider setting up a 301 redirect to the website that was indexed by Google. (You can do this in the virtual host config, or just add an .htaccess file.) After a while, Google will pick up the 301 and start indexing the proper domain. This way, your search rating won't be negatively affected while the transition is taking place, and anyone who may have bookmarked the IP address will also be able to go to your real site.

Thanks for the advice guys, renaming the vhost has worked.

The correct aspire site has already been indexed by Google and has only been up for a couple of weeks so hopefully the 301 won't be necessary.

Cheers,

Terry