Cloudflare can’t connect to your origin server and is timing out. Pause Cloudflare so requests go direct to the origin so you can see the problem at the origin. Work with your host to fix it. Once working you can re-enable Cloudflare.
OK so we just paid for the business account and for $250 dollars a month I would think technical support would be included to help us with this matter. Not just to be sent to a trouble shoot page. We just took over from a previous person that was doing a bad job at managing our website and now we are in this position and have no clue what to do.
Any better advise of what’s going on with our website
I was handed this from a previous person and have no clue what they did and they didn’t provide any help or direction to address this site. How do I pause Cloudflare?
I paused it and what should I expect to see when paused? Will I potentially see my site working again? Issue is since the person prior left us in the wind they didn’t send any info on where the site is being hosted and the only info we have is Cloudflare which we are coming to learn is not the hosting company. Very limited and not able to figure out how to find the hosting company.
You can now see that your requests are still timing out which shows the problem is with your origin host/server. So you will need to check there for any problems.
Thx yes now our issue is that we have no idea where our hosting company is because of the person that was managing before. Our domain name is with GoDaddy and that it. May advice on how we can potentially find the site.
It would actually be nice if more hosting providers, application frameworks, and libraries used well-known hosting endpoint to show who the hosting provider is. I know that at least one company, wordpress.com, does it:
Thus, HTTP traffic is bypassing Cloudflare and is being routed directly to your hosting server. If you encounter HTTP errors such as 522, this indicates connection timeout issue. You will need to consult your hosting provider for further investigation, as they can access the relevant logs on their end.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide specific details related to your hosting server, as managing and understanding your hosting provider’s information falls under your responsibility.
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