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Hello, @TinySeaGreenLobster
Do you have any custom redirect rules for HTTP requests? For example, redirect from HTTP to HTTPS? You can temporary disable any redirect rules or plugins that do that for you and give it a try.
You can also check the virtual host for the domain name and make sure the old server IP address is not defined in the virtual host block.
Regards, Alex
More information.
The redirect rule that you can check is the file called .htaccess which is under the /var/www/html/ folder as well as web admin at port 7080 > Virtual host > Rewrite tab, check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#step-2-add-domain-to-listener
You might also want to visit web admin at port 7080, and check if you have the new domain on both HTTP and HTTPS listeners, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#step-2-add-domain-to-listener