I do have access to the dashboard and regularly monitor the traffic through it. Everything seems to be working normal as of now. I am set to the highest level of encryption BTW, if that makes a difference.
Perhaps explain what you’re trying to achieve, how you’re trying to do it and where you’re getting stuck in more than a single sentence?
Using the control panel Cloudflare integration is generally discouraged because it breaks everything except for your main website. If that’s all you need, then all is OK, just be aware of this if you ever want to do something that involves DNS verification, email, subdomains or anything like that.
And to everyone, if you use our Cloudflare integration you DO get access to Cloudflare’s dashboard. In there, you can do pretty much everything you can do with a regular Cloudflare account, except for editing the DNS records.
You can put @ as a CNAME target for any domain name, except for the base domain. Because @ is an alias for your base domain, and a CNAME record pointing to itself won’t work.
Instead, you’d usually want to put your account’s main domain in there, as that is what makes everything point to your hosting account with us (after all, how else would Cloudflare know that you’re designating us to host your site?).
I didnt understand much since im very new to web things but above it says to put the name as @ and Content as my main domain but I’m getting that error when I put the name as @
After moving to Cloudflare you have to manage the dns records yourself and add the records in CF and not in vPanel.
