How to Set Up Cloudflare with CybroHost
Quick Summary
Cloudflare can be used to manage DNS, improve performance, and add additional security features for your domain.
Before You Start
You need:
- A Cloudflare account
- Access to your domain registrar
- Your CybroHost server IP address
- Access to your CybroHost hosting account
Step 1: Add Domain to Cloudflare
- Log in to Cloudflare.
- Click Add a Site.
- Enter your domain name.
- Select a Cloudflare plan.
- Continue to DNS scan.
Step 2: Check DNS Records
Make sure DNS records point to your CybroHost server.
Common records:
A Record
Name: @
Value: Your CybroHost server IP
CNAME Record
Name: www
Value: yourdomain.com
MX Record
Used for email service
Step 3: Update Nameservers
Cloudflare will provide nameservers.
Go to your domain registrar and replace current nameservers with the Cloudflare nameservers.
Step 4: Wait for Activation
Cloudflare activation may take a few minutes to 24 hours.
Step 5: Check SSL Mode
In Cloudflare, choose the correct SSL mode.
If SSL is installed on CybroHost, use:
Full
or:
Full Strict
Avoid using Flexible SSL if it causes redirect loops.
Common Problems
Problem: Website does not load after enabling Cloudflare.
Solution: Check A record points to the correct server IP.
Problem: Too many redirects.
Solution: Check Cloudflare SSL mode and HTTPS redirect settings.
Problem: Email stops working.
Solution: Check MX records and make sure mail-related records are correct.
Problem: cPanel or webmail does not work.
Solution: Use direct server hostname or disable proxy for service records.
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