I already added it on cloudflare though and everything else is fully propagated. That is the A records, Nameserver and mx records. Also the cname records are not proxies on cloudflare. Does anyone know why this is happening?
#My CNAME records are not showing up on dns checkers
nocturne cosmos
bright moth
There is an A record for khariah.com, this takes precedence
leaden cape
CNAMEs can't exist on apexs/the root of your domain, it'd get flattened to A/AAAA records to be spec compliant
nocturne cosmos
CNAMEs can't exist on apexs/the root of your domain, it'd get flattened to A/AAA...
So what can I do?
nocturne cosmos
There is an A record for khariah.com, this takes precedence
The website refuses to open without using a vpn
bright moth
The website refuses to open without using a vpn
Broken local DNS cache? It should work (works for me with curl -v https://khairah.com/)
nocturne cosmos
I've tried flushing my dns though
No change
bright moth
I've tried flushing my dns though
No change
You upstream DNS resolver may be strange or broken, try setting your local DNS resolver settings to 1.1.1.1
nocturne cosmos
CNAMEs can't exist on apexs/the root of your domain, it'd get flattened to A/AAA...
Never mind
I just understood this guy
The cname is is actually showing when I add www
The problem still remains though
I can't access the website from my country
I'm just so confused
nocturne cosmos
You upstream DNS resolver may be strange or broken, try setting your local DNS r...
How can I do this?
bright moth
The problem still remains though
I can't access the website from my country
I'm...
Some countries enforce doing stupid things with DNS, but you can use different DNS resolvers locally like 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8
bright moth
How can I do this?
Somewhere in your local OS there is a setting for this, Google might help
nocturne cosmos
Somewhere in your local OS there is a setting for this, Google might help
Okay let me search
I couldn't browse anymore
nocturne cosmos
Ayy bro
I solved it
Thanks guys
It was a simple solution at the end of the day
I just had to change my a record to this ip "23.227.38.72"
And it worked
bright moth
If you manually set an A record you bypass the Cloudflare proxy and you use Cloudflare only as a fancy DNS manager.
nocturne cosmos
Haha. I really only used it for the free ssl
And I manually set the records from the get-go
So I was never able to use the proxy