I accidentally deleted Cloudflare A records. How to fix
I accidentally deleted Cloudflare A records. How to fix
KCreate a new one
CToday I was able to login again, since the 2 Factor Auth Token email was not asked for.
CIt has been disabled.
CI have created a second account to post on the community forum yesterday, but this account did not received the community forum auth email. Not to be confused with the account creation auth email.
Ghi, I have got the email to reset password, but I didn't get the "reset code" in the email , how to do, I need help
Gwhere to find this code
Gcloudflare force me to reset password, and I got the email , the reset link in the email , but no "reset code", so I can't change, I need help
HI would think you only need the first one
HIf I understand it, spec-compliant email servers shouldn't send reports to any domains that don't have this record
HWith systems like email, I would expect the unexpected. Basically, if you want the reports to arrive, I would add the DNS record
HI don't think it can hurt
THow does Cloudflares analytics compare to googles analytics? Does it show how people got to the website(search engine, direct), common path(how user navigates the page) and how long the user stays etc? I cannot find any in depth explanation as to why I should "Go pro", and googling "Cloudflare Web Traffic Analytics" only shows me their free tiers details.
Cthey're server-side analytics more focused on raw requests then specific user flows like that
Cyou have referrers and such
CCloudflare has free "Web Analytics" (under Account Analytics) which are client-side/use a javascript beacon and give some stuff more like Google analytics
TYeah I'm looking at those free ones, but it's not much info from that
Cit's got referrars/page views/core web stats like ttfb/page load time and such, some cool stuff, It's client-side though so can be blocked by adblocker/clients not using js
TWouldn't that be the same case as with google analytics, it's also js
Tso pro plan does show which pages are most visited?
Cit does it by "path"
Cagain the big difference here is pro web traffic analytics are fully server-side. No JS component
Toh I see
TWhat else does it show?
TI guess the client side isn't as detailed as googles from what you're saying? Tho the paths would be nice
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GHi guys i have a question, I have the free plan, and I have an app listening for the 8080 port, can I protect this app whit redirects and SSL, in Cloudfare ? Thx a lot
Wnot sure what's in free but this is my pro zone
C(nothing in free, they don't get web traffic analytics still 
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)Woh i thought we gave basic at least
Cjust the super limited old ones
Tyeah that's all
Woh well yeah, you get a graph, country map and all these details
Tand region
W
Cthe biggest thing about web traffic analytics to me that is super cool is that you can zoom in super far and filter by anything you want
Wyeah the filtering is great
TDoes it better filter out bot visits vs human visits?
Cwant to see requests just by a specific user agent? specific hostname? specific country, in 15 minute period? it can do that.
You also get Cache Analytics which are powerful on their own and all the same nice filtering stuff
You also get Cache Analytics which are powerful on their own and all the same nice filtering stuff
Cnope, it's server-side, every request is a request, there's no filtering period
Tdang, that ones really nice about googles
Wif we exposed bot score you could at least filter that way and see but it seems pro don't have that exposed
CI don't think even Enterprise does
Calthough Biz/Ent has Security Analytics
TWould be nice to have a trial for pro so I can check for myself
TGuess I'll buy a month and decide by that
Tthanks :) looks not too different from google, def less invasive
Whuh fun, yeah i have ja3 and ja4 but not bot score apparently
Wi feel like that may be an oversight
!what happened to that 1.1.1.1 outage blog post? I saw it and then both the blog post and the discord message was deleted
