I bought a domain from Cloudfare, which it seems I have learned (after buying the domain) that it is not possible to change nameservers on cloudfare which seems to be necessary in order for it to work with InfinityFree. Is there any workaroud? Cloudfare support has been no help (impossible to actua…

That used to be to the case, but there is a workaround now [image] How to add your domain with CNAME verification Domains and DNS If you want to host your own domain name with InfinityFree, the default way to verify your domain is to set the nameservers first. However, th…

This is not working for me either, as the error that is displayed for me does not give me the CNAME infomation like the guy shows… Please see screenshot. [cname]

[image] How to add your domain with CNAME verification You cannot use CNAME verification while creating a new account. If you want to create a new account with a domain on which you want to use CNAME verification, you can create the account with a free subdomain first, and then add your own domai…

You did not read it correctly [image] How to add your domain with CNAME verification Limitations Because the current CNAME verification is an early version, there are some limitations to the setup. Most importantly, CNAME verification can only be used when adding a domain to an existing account.…

Thanks, I was able to get the CNAME record and add it to Cloudfare. Do I also need to add the 2 A name records and one MX record listed under my domain on this page to cloudfare as well? https://dash.infinityfree.com/accounts/if0_35801370/dnsRecords

[image] karmapolice2: Do I also need to add the 2 A name records and one MX record listed under my domain on this page Yes, especially the A record, otherwise your domain won’t resolve to the correct location. The link you shared is private — It’s available to your account only. Either share…

Bought domain from Cloudfare - Can't be used with InfinityFree?

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Greenreader9 January 16, 2024, 8:48pm 2

That used to be to the case, but there is a workaround now