I have been using cloudlflare for my website https://lordimass.net with no issues for a while now, when I set it up all I did was change the nameservers on Squarespace (where I bought the domain from) to my assigned cloudflare nameservers. Now I'm trying to do the same with my other website, https://reformationfundraising.com: I changed the nameservers and now I'm slowly getting reports from people saying the website has gone down, Cloudflare does not recognise that the nameservers have been changed yet but I imagine the change has broken something, and I'm not sure what it is or what information you need to help diagnose the problem. Is it safe to show screenshots with the nameserver names here?
#Nameserver update causing website to be inaccessible
tropic hinge
pine spruce
I have been using cloudlflare for my website https://lordimass.net with no issue...
Is it safe to show screenshots with the nameserver names here?
Yes, nameservers are publicly viewable/not sensitive
To me, it looks like you most likely misspelled the domain when you added it in Cloudflare. Those two nameservers you have set currently and all the other CF ones do not respond authoritatively
pine spruce
how do I change that?
just have to add it correctly anew and then can delete the misspelled one
worth noting you're going to get two different new nameservers to switch to, to prevent Domain hijacking CF won't pick nameservers already set for that domain
tropic hinge
worth noting you're going to get two different new nameservers to switch to, to ...
yep yep ok. Also, while I'm here, am I able to set up two domains on the free plan on one cloudflare account? I made a second account at some point and trying to work out why I would have done that lol
pine spruce
yep yep ok. Also, while I'm here, am I able to set up two domains on the free pl...
Yes. There is no limit, seen one person with ~15k free zones or something crazy on a single account
tropic hinge
Yes. There is no limit, seen one person with ~15k free zones or something crazy ...
lmao thats brilliant. I figured since it uses the same name servers it could be an issue but now that I think about it that doesn't make sense right?
pine spruce
lmao thats brilliant. I figured since it uses the same name servers it could be ...
You don't need a unique pair of nameservers per domain if that's what you're saying
there's no limits to the amount of domains that can use the same nameservers
tropic hinge
You don't need a unique pair of nameservers per domain if that's what you're say...
Yeah I was (wrongly) under the impression you did