You can disable Cloudflare on your domain using cPanel. Note: To minimize downtime, We recommended you to first change your domain nameservers from Cloudflare to your preferred nameservers, then follow this tutorial. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. 3….
Cloudflare provides DDoS attack protection by performing an additional security check of visitors. We recommended you only enable this If your website is under attack. After mitigation, If you are assured that the attack is stopped, then you can disable it. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In…
Cloudflare protected website display captcha to visitors for preventing bad bots and malicious activity. You can specify the allowed time for visitors who complete the page challenge. If the visitor’s IP reputation is bad, but the visitor is genuine, they can get annoyed by frequently filling captcha. 1. Log…
You can increase or decrease the Cloudflare security level from cPanel. Cloudflare has categorized the security level in five methods. In the below screenshot, you can see it in detail. How to increase or decrease the Cloudflare security level of your domain? 1. Log into your cPanel account….
1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. 3. Click on Sign in Here to access your Cloudflare account. 4. Click on the Home menu. 5. In the front of IPv6 Compatibility, You can see the On/Off button. Click on it…
Did you ever notice that if your server goes offline, but Cloudflare keep serving your website? It’s because of the Cloudflare Always Online feature. You can enable or disable this feature from your cPanel. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. …
You can check the status of your Cloudflare from your cPanel. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. 3. Click on Sign in Here to access your Cloudflare account. 4. Click on the Domains menu. 5. Below Use Cloudflare…
1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. 3. Click on Sign in Here to access your Cloudflare account. 4. Under Domain Overview, You can see two options. CNAME Setup and Full Zone Setup. CNAME Setup does not require you to…
You can access and manage Cloudflare in cPanel. Follow this tutorial to learn how you can access your Cloudflare account using cPanel. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the Software section, click the Cloudflare. 3. Click on Sign in Here, or If you do not have…