Click on the in that DNS record to toggle it to and wait five minutes. Then make sure the site is up and running with HTTPS. If so, then toggle back to and make sure your SSL/TLS mode is Full (Strict).
So toggle off all of the Proxy status switches? Done.
Now I get a Cloudflare 526 error. “The SSL certificate presented by the server did not pass validation. This could indicate an expired SSL certificate or a certificate that does not include the requested domain name. Please contact your hosting provider to ensure that an up-to-date and valid SSL certificate issued by a Certificate Authority is configured for this domain name on the origin server.”
Hi @gwkopyFull (Strict) is the most secure/best selection but needs to be set with end to end encryption in mind. Specifically, you’ll want a valid certificate on your server. The various modes & requirements are mentioned a lot on this site. If you navigate to SSL/TLS and origin server tab you can generate your own and use it in conjunction with Cloudflare and go back to Full (Strict).
I don’t use cpanel, but whatever method you use to place files on your webserver will work to place the certificate file on to the server. This doc has a good description of the overall process:
Now trying to view an addon domain to repriley38.com, also on HostGator. Getting Cloudflare’s 526 error page. Tried all the steps outlined above. Now on Flexible SSL, no site visible.