What I’m seeing is: My website is still not protected by Cloudflare
I’m using this software: Cloudflare, WordPress
Additional information: It’s been one day, my website still doesn’t have Cloudflare SSL on even I created one origin SSL and changed the DNS in Cloudflare (not changing the DNS from my domain provider). Here’s the photo:
Remove the CNAME wildcard record that points to 11776.bodis.com on the screen you’re seeing, and toggle the orange cloud near the ftp record that will point to 185.27.134.11, not to the website’s server’s IP address (aka 185.27.134.16). Then please go to Freenom, click on “My Domains”, click on “Manage Domain” next to the domain you want to manage, click on “Management Tools”, “Nameservers”, put the Cloudflare Nameservers removing the other ones (if there are), save the changes and wait 24 hours.
Yes; but it will slow down the server’s response time, just the website will be faster with the necessary optimization. And, with Cloudflare’s nameservers, you will have their CDN, unlike the epizy nameservers. Obviously, the website will not shut down with other nameservers; just because it was added before on an account with those nameservers, you have the freedom to change them at any time!
Here’s what I said about changing the nameservers on Freenom:
If I wasn’t clear let me know. However, you have the freedom to change the domain to other nameservers if you want to after adding the domain to a new account with the old nameservers!
Try to ping the Main Domain that you can find on the Control Panel, then copy its IP address and paste it as value on the record with as name yourtoxic.gq.
The Main Domain is on the “Account Details” table on the Control Panel. Copy it and ping it with the ping program, or do a DNS lookup with this tool, then copy the IPv4 address and replace the value of the record with name yourtoxic.gq with it.
Don’t click to go on the account settings on the Control Panel next time you’re trying to find the Main Domain! The Main Domain can be found on the panel/indexpl.php itself (AKA the Control Panel, without clicking anything), then on the “Account Details” table of it, that can be found scrolling down a bit, watching the right side of the screen, and the first thing you may find will be the Main Domain.