I have a domain registered with NameCheap with WhoIsGuard Protection The site is not secured.
I would like to have a secure website, but have no idea about how to implement this, where to upload certificates or keys, and become completely lost in the process.
Is it best to transfer domain to Cloudflare? Would this then make site secure (https:), or make the process automatic or easier?
Would a universal certificate was free be automatically implemented? My site is still insecure despite putting SSL protection to full.
If I transfer to Cloudflare, how would this affect private email associated with website or WhoIsGuard protection?
I have a domain registered with NameCheap with WhoIsGuard Protection The site is not secured.
I only know NameCheap as a registrar, so where’s your website being hosted?
WhoisGuard is only to protect your privacy and personal data which is shared when you buy the domain, it doesn’t protect your website.
I would like to have a secure website, but have no idea about how to implement this, where to upload certificates or keys, and become completely lost in the process.
Your website its HTTP and you want to use HTTPS.
Is it best to transfer domain to Cloudflare? Would this then make site secure (https:), or make the process automatic or easier?
If you want to bring up the site, to reduce the “outage” time and win some time to dig in hosting side, turn off the Always use HTTPS at cloudflare dashboard.
Yes, origin server i’m referring to your hosting which i believe its NameCheap.
If I just transfer to Cloudflare, would that fix the problem?
Don’t use the word transfer it can be confusing:
your registrar is still namecheap, the domain is yours (you bought it for X years) and you added it to cloudflare.
Its possible to transfer from one registrar to another, but that’s a different process.
Also if you were thinking in using Cloudflare as hosting, that’s not possible as cloudflare doesn’t host sites.
And does Cloudflare allow for automatic renewals?
The Universal SSL is renewed automatically.
However if you are speaking about the domain its like i mentioned above it can be transferred but there are specific conditions.
You can share, but i really think the “problem” is at server side.
I don’t know how is the NameCheap cpanel, but will do some search on web and as your website is up again will perform some checks and hopefully will be able to guide you through.
You can create redirects via your DNS provider or your Namecheap account. To perform this function from your account, you must first change your nameservers to Namecheap default
I have transfered to Cloudflare, and cannot find the Cpanel. This is a bit of a problem me thinks…
maybe I should just transfer domain to cloudflare?