I Keep getting ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED errors when trying to access any of my proxied sites

[brittle field]

I am trying to use traefik as a reversproxy, for all my docker apps, and keep getting ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED errors when trying to access the proxied sites on my librewolf web browser. I have narrowed down the problem to being an issue with my dns records setup. Below is a series of screenshots that will show how my dns records setup currently looks like as well as my configured page rules. Additional information that may be helpful includes that my ddns is setup at the router level on my ASUS RT-AX88U router. Any help anyone can give me to resolve this error and connect to my sites will be much appreciated, and thanks in advance.

[worldly crow]

I would check your DNS server because they are resolvable
https://dnschecker.org/#A/sonarr.reverseproxyserver.net

[brittle field]

Ok cool thank you will do that when I get a chance.

[brittle field]

I did what you asked and for some odd reason it says that the serverlocation is in new zeland. Which is not where I am located and next to resove there is a big red x. So I am assuming that means it is not resolved.

[worldly crow]

What DNS record are you getting that with?

[brittle field]

Sorry just realized I typed in the wrong thing. When I do a check for traefik.reverseproxyserver.net and set the search for an A record it resolves. But in my dns record setup I have traefik.reverseproxyserver.net set as a cname record. So, do I need to change it to an A record?

[worldly crow]

Cloudflare does CNAME flattening so it will resolve the end IP addresss making it an A record

[brittle field]

Ok well it seems like everything is working except my CNAME record for www which is pointed at my ddns host name.

[worldly crow]

The error I see indicates that kmoneyddns.asuscomm.com isn't resolvable

[brittle field]

Ok i see that to but kmoneyddns.asuscomm.com is just my ddns hostname and reverseproxyserver.net is my root purchased domain. So, as long as reverseproxyserver.net is resolveable I should be good.

[worldly crow]

I believe so