That error means the SSL certificate on your server is invalid (Cloudflare -> your server). The opti

That error means the SSL certificate on your server is invalid (Cloudflare -> your server). The option above is for the Edge Certificate (visitor -> Cloudflare).

You can use an Origin Certificate for example to secure your server:
https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/origin-ca/

LLaudian That error means the SSL certificate on your server is invalid (Cloudflare -> yo...

123123•2/18/25, 11:47 AM

Do I need to configure the certificate on my own server after creating it? How can I configure the certificate directly on your platform?

1123123 Do I need to configure the certificate on my own server after creating it? How c...

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 11:48 AM

Yes, you need to install the certificate on your server. You can't install the certificate directly on Cloudflare.

LLaudian Yes, you need to install the certificate on your server. You can't install the c...

123123•2/18/25, 11:50 AM

So what should I do to configure the certificate between your platforms without going through the server?

1123123 So what should I do to configure the certificate between your platforms without ...

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 11:52 AM

What do you mean "without going through the server"? You need to install the certificate on your server.

123123•2/18/25, 11:56 AM

I see my peers using your product, they are mainly distributed on two IPs, why do I distribute it on multiple IPs

123123•2/18/25, 11:56 AM

This is mine

123123•2/18/25, 12:07 PM

How can I use the same as him? His access speed is faster than mine. I have a lot of IPs.

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:13 PM

IPs do not matter

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:13 PM

They do not equate to speed

WWalshy They do not equate to speed

123123•2/18/25, 12:16 PM

I know, but I want to have the same configuration as him. Is he a paid account or has he configured something?

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:17 PM

The config literally doesn't matter though

123123•2/18/25, 12:17 PM

I looked at several peers and they all have the same configuration, two sets of IP, I want to do the same

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:17 PM

and no, not configured. We just assign IPs

123123•2/18/25, 12:17 PM

Is this random behavior? Then why do I see that their DNS all consists of two IPs?

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:19 PM

guys i just got billed for 9usd for usage of R2 bucket for the past month even if i was well below the thresholds for class A and B operations and the data storage was just for 20gbs only, the invoice is still not available to see though, is this an error in your opinion? will they refund me?

Ddave If i never disconnect from WARP, should my outgoing IPv6 and IPv4 addresses stay...

dave•2/18/25, 12:22 PM

My WARP IPv6 address changed today (while my internet's IPv4 address and port stayed the same).

So it does change.

Llukesky12 guys i just got billed for 9usd for usage of R2 bucket for the past month even i...

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 12:22 PM

Are you using Standard R2 or Infrequent Access?

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:26 PM

i have 300MBs of infrequent access that i can see from the metrics

WWalshy and no, not configured. We just assign IPs

123123•2/18/25, 12:26 PM

Is this random behavior? Then why do I see that their DNS all consists of two IPs?

LLaudian Are you using Standard R2 or Infrequent Access?

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:27 PM

im using standard R2 yes

Llukesky12 i have 300MBs of infrequent access that i can see from the metrics

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 12:27 PM

Infrequent Access doesn't have a free tier. Basic recommendation: Never ever use Infrequent Access.

LLaudian Infrequent Access doesn't have a free tier. Basic recommendation: Never ever use...

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:28 PM

Ok thanks for the suggestion

1123123 Is this random behavior? Then why do I see that their DNS all consists of two IP...

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:28 PM

nothing is random but again, IP count or what IPs doesn't matter. Some will have 2, some will have 3, some will have 7, some will have 1

What IPs and how many depends on multiple factors which I won't be getting into.

Llukesky12 im using standard R2 yes

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 12:29 PM

So you don't have an Infrequent Access bucket but are still billed for one or do I misunderstand?

WWalshy nothing is random but again, IP count or what IPs doesn't matter. Some will have...

123123•2/18/25, 12:31 PM

I checked that their IPs are all composed of 2-3 IPs, but I have many, and they are completely different.

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:31 PM

ok?

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:32 PM

just ignore the IPs :LuL:

LLaudian So you don't have an Infrequent Access bucket but are still billed for one or do...

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:32 PM

i had some videos that got passed into the infrequent access category because i had set it to do that after 30 days, i have now removed this setting, the infrequent access constitutes only 300mbs of the full bucket size of 20gbs from what i see

WWalshy just ignore the IPs :LuL:

123123•2/18/25, 12:33 PM

Is it because they are a paid account? So the IPs used are different?

MattIPv4•2/18/25, 12:33 PM

Bunch of different reasons why IPs might be different. I really wouldn’t worry about it

WWalshy ok?

123123•2/18/25, 12:34 PM

I've been so much I feel faster than their cha

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:34 PM

trust me, speed has nothing to do with IPs haha

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:35 PM

IPs just get you to Cloudflare, every server within Cloudflare handles your request. You could connect with a random IP found on Google and your site would still be served

What happens at Cloudflare and more likely the cause, your origin is unrelated.

WWalshy trust me, speed has nothing to do with IPs haha

123123•2/18/25, 12:35 PM

Then I just want you to tell me how to set it up the same as them, because all their domain names are like this.

Walshy•2/18/25, 12:35 PM

You can't.

Llukesky12 i had some videos that got passed into the infrequent access category because i ...

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 12:38 PM

Yeah, that would do it. Infrequent Access is almost always more expensive than Standard. Unless you have a huge R2 bill, you don't even need to consider IA. And even if then it's unlikely to save you much, if it all.

LLaudian Yeah, that would do it. Infrequent Access is almost always more expensive than S...

lukesky12•2/18/25, 12:40 PM

thanks for the advice

MMattIPv4 Wonderful. Don’t expect sites to support old, dangerous versions then.

Edu Pintilie•2/18/25, 1:24 PM

And don't expect for me to use this in my websites, I want my websites useable and my website literally works on 14 year old browser, I made my site work in mind with old versions.

EEdu Pintilie And don't expect for me to use this in my websites, I want my websites useable a...

MattIPv4•2/18/25, 1:25 PM

That's fine, no one is forcing you to use Cloudflare

Edu Pintilie•2/18/25, 1:25 PM

Hes typing

Edu Pintilie•2/18/25, 1:30 PM

I hope they revert this because this happened In July

MattIPv4•2/18/25, 1:31 PM

I can't imagine they're going to revert, most websites build themselves in a way where they support a certain number of versions back for a browser, or do it based on usage %. It allows them to use modern features instead of being stuck in the past (or trying to polyfill everything) forever.

EEdu Pintilie And don't expect for me to use this in my websites, I want my websites useable a...

WTDawson9•2/18/25, 1:36 PM

Enjoy the security risks

sachin gupta•2/18/25, 1:44 PM

I have a custom wildcard SSL certificate , and I want to apply it only to abc.xyz.com while keeping all other subdomains under Cloudflare Universal SSL.

can any one help me on this

Ssachin gupta I have a custom wildcard SSL certificate , and I want to apply it only to abc.xy...

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 2:00 PM

I don't believe that's possible with a single zone.

LaudianOP•2/18/25, 2:01 PM

https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/reference/certificate-and-hostname-priority/

LLaudian I don't believe that's possible with a single zone.