we setup a customer in Cloudflare. short time later, theyre having issues updating their website in weebly. Weebly are saying we need to remove AAAA record to resolve the issue but there is no AAAA record present.
they have supplied a link to a page you can test for specific records and when tested for AAAA records it comes up with dns servers reporting a record present.
Even if you added IPv6 addresses, it wouldnt show as long as the entry is proxied.
You can disable it via an API call (Cloudflare API v4 Documentation) but, again, those records shouldnt be a problem unless your service provider has a misconfigured setup himself.
i will temporarily disable it to see if it helps the issues but suspect it wont like you say. that will give me grounds to put it back in the web developers lap
I’d first clarify what the actual issue is and what they refer to. I realise that part might be already tricky with some companies, but otherwise it is just random guessing I am afraid. But, yes, disabling it might do the trick as that will stop Cloudflare from returning AAAA records and maybe Weebly wont freak out anymore
the customer logs into the backend of the website in weebly and when he trys to he gets this error message saying its not setup correctly and gives him a list of things to check. he gave this to weebly support and AAAA record was their response.
new to Cloudflare. how do i access this api to disable IPv6?