Looking at your website’s DNS settings, you have correctly pointed your domain to the InfinityFree nameservers. If you want to use Cloudflare for your site, follow these steps:
Adding your site to Cloudflare
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Log in to your Cloudflare account (I am assuming you already have one) and add your domain lojafortnitept.com
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Change your domain’s nameservers to the ones Cloudflare has given you. Remember, this may take up to 24/48 hours to fully take effect, but it usually only takes 30 minutes for Cloudflare to recognise the change.
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Go to the “DNS” tab/section on top of your domain’s dashboard in Cloudflare.
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Add a CNAME record with a value of
wwwand a host of your main domain. You can find this in your control panel here:
Repeat this step again but this time using @ as the value instead of www. -
Go to the “SSL” tab/section and make sure the security level is set to high.
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Follow these steps to create a free SSL for your sit HOWEVER make sure you create those CNAME records INSIDE CLOUDFLARE and not the control panel. Additionally, make sure these CNAME records are not proxied (with an orange cloud). If they are, deactivate the orange cloud by clicking on it so it is grey and save your changes.: How to create the CNAME records for free SSL - Docs - InfinityFree Forum
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Follow these steps to install the SSL certificate that has been generated in the client area: How to install an SSL certificate - Docs - InfinityFree Forum
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Wait a few minutes and your website should be working correctly, behind Cloudflare with SSL.
Additional information
The SSL certificate you have generated needs to be renewed every 3 months. You should receive an email reminding you closer to the expiration date. When that time comes, follow steps 7-8 again to renew your certificate. Make sure to not remove the CNAME records required for domain verification that was given otherwise you will have to add those records again.
The method I described above will ensure maximum security between the client and the server. I often see people just change the SSL level to Flexible, which creates a weak, unencrypted link between Cloudflare and the server. Adding the SSL certificate will allow true full encryption.