I recently changed hosting providers. When I pointed the domain at my new host, my site starting showing a 1000 error stating that “You’ve requested a page on a website (http://travelswithted.com) that is on the Cloudflare network. Unfortunately, it is resolving to an IP address that is creating a conflict within Cloudflare’s system.” After checking my domain, there are still Cloudflare name servers that seem to be interfering with my current name servers. However, my old host says Cloudflare was disabled and they can not fix it on their end. I have been directed by both the new host and the old host to fix this issue directly with Cloudflare,
I need someone at Cloudflare to please verfiy that my domain has been fully removed from your services.
Ticket title: Cloudflare name servers causing 1000 error even though CF integration should not be active
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I see you’re using Amazon DNS, and they point to a site on Google hosting. If you’re seeing 1000 errors, it’s most likely because of cached DNS records. Or you have an Cloudflare IP address in a local hosts file on your device.
Just responded to your ticket. Can you confirm that you are no longer seeing this issue on your end? We are no longer serving traffic to your site and you should not be seeing the 1000 error. Going directly to your website, I am also unable to reproduce the error. If this issue is now resolved, please do let us know.
Hi Tobi,
I replied to the ticket, but no the issue is not resolved.
The issue is still occurring. The 1000 error cannot be seen live as my host has pointed my site directly to their network as a temporary fix to prevent prolonged downtime.
