Error 521

[Bloger]

My website URL is: bestebooksplace.com

What I’m seeing is:

Error 521 Ray ID: 52dfd0ecea733558 • 2019-10-30 19:32:36 UTC

Web server is down

I’m using this software:

Additional information:

[Ergastolator1]

Your domain is pointing to GoDaddy nameservers, and doesn’t have the correct DNS records. If you added the domain before with the nameservers ns1.byet.org and ns2.byet.org or ns1.epizy.com and ns2.epizy.com, you might need to create an A record with your domain name as name and as value the IP of your Main Domain, that can be get by following the instructions on this article, and a CNAME record with name www and your domain name as target from GoDaddy’s DNS management panel, then wait a while, and clear your cookies and all kinds of caches you can find (e.g. browser and DNS ones).

[Bloger]

Thanks you very much - I will try that…

[Bloger]

My site is up again [https://bestebooksplace.com]

[Bloger]

Hi,
my site is down again ;

https://bestebooksplace.com

Error 525 - Ray ID: 52ebe43c0815349e • 2019-11-01 06:42:56 UTC

SSL handshake failed

kindly please assist

Thanks

[Ergastolator1]

This time it’s a problem with SSL handshake on the server side. The only solutions are to wait, or set the SSL option to “Flexible” on the Cloudflare dashboard for your domain after clicking on “SSL/TLS”, and change the WordPress URL to the HTTP version using the database by following this guide (only if you use WordPress as CMS).

[Bloger]

Thanks.
I’ve set the SSL option to “Flexible” but no the site is not secured…

[Ergastolator1]

Did you mean “it doesn’t have any green lock”? If the other site that your domain redirects to is pointing to your Cloudflare account, then click on the other site’s domain, on “SSL/TLS” set the SSL option to “Full”, on “Edge Certificates” enable “Always Use HTTPS” and “Automatic HTTPS Rewrites” and wait some time. Do this only if your ASP.NET hosting supports HTTPS with a self-signed certificate. If not set the SSL option to “Flexible” and enable those two things above. If it’s not pointing to your Cloudflare account, tell the owner of the domain that probably has added Cloudflare and that ASP.NET hosting to do the things I said.