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I hope so. But I'm still trying to figure out how. The only way I see they do it is that they check that the nameservers responsible for the domain actually poi
by dividuum 12y ago
I hope so. But I'm still trying to figure out how. The only way I see they do it is that they check that the nameservers responsible for the domain actually points to cloudflares nameservers. This check doesn't seem to happen for http traffic, so it would be interesting to see how that works with https.
- fiedzia 12y agoNot sure about cloudflare, as I never used them, but typically such services will ask you to create some subdomain (ie. cf1234.example.com).
- dylz 12y agoIn this case, after you move DNS over, Cloudflare can transparently send a /VALID-FILE-3249fujej.txt on the root or temporarily add an A/TXT/CNAME record for verification that lasts a few seconds.