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Unfortunately, CloudFlare requiring root authority for a domain is simply a non-starter for me (or $dayjob). However, I understand why they do it -- DoS protect
by stock_toaster 14y ago
Unfortunately, CloudFlare requiring root authority for a domain is simply a non-starter for me (or $dayjob). However, I understand why they do it -- DoS protection and ease of maintenance on their side.
I do wish they supported taking authority of a subdomain, or simply required a CNAME like many CDNs.
- xxdesmus 14y agoWe do have a CNAME pointing option available for paying customers.