Multiple cloudflare tunnels on same server?

[petardimicmain]

What is the name of the domain?

dimic.tech

What is the issue you’re encountering

Managging domains on multiple accounts and I can’t get to see domains from other accounts on my main one.

What are the steps to reproduce the issue?

I manage domains across multiple Cloudflare accounts. Currently, I have two domains on a secondary account that I manage, along with several other domains on different accounts. All of these domains are hosted on the same server. I would like to use Cloudflare Tunnels for each of them; however, I cannot view or manage the domains from the secondary account within my primary account’s dashboard.

Is there a way to consolidate domains from other Cloudflare accounts under the same Zero Trust profile, or alternatively, is it possible to set up multiple Cloudflare Tunnels across different accounts on the same server?

[fritex]

I have this kind of a setup, can confirm it’s working.
Despite it’s not usual to see and keep it like that, however if you’re managing approx. ~ 100 of zones across multiple CF accounts by being added as member, all on the same server (or multiple ones as with high availability), adding some more features such as Load Balancers, Zero Trust policies, Spectrum, etc., it does get complex and crazy from time to time to manage.

Sharing some posts for more information which could help in your case as well:

Cloudflared Tunnel - multiple services (domains), different accounts for authentication, the same origin/server?

When you run a cloudflared tunnel, the only thing needed is a UUID.json file (called credentials file Useful terms · Cloudflare Zero Trust docs). That file contains the tunnel UUID (in the file name), the tunnel Name, tunnel secret and account (in the file JSON contents). Each cloudflared tunnel command can use 1 tunnel UUID.json file and run that tunnel. That said, you can run as many cloudflared tunnel processes as you want within the same host/origin/machine, using as many different UUID.j…

Multiple tunnels on the same server

You want to use the same tunnel, only one tunnel per server, and simply configure it with both Public Hostnames. You can have the HTTPS Public Hostname, and the TCP/SSH Public Hostname on the same tunnel. This limitation is just how tunnels work, they run as a service and there can only be one instance of that service (at least automatically, you could, if you really needed, make multiple tunnel services manually), it’s more efficient to reuse the same tunnel/connections anyway.

Multiple Tunnels Same Server

Use a single tunnel with mutiple ingress rules (or public hostnames using Zero Trust Dashboard Tunnels). If you are using the Zero Trust Dashboard, it makes this (and everything else) extremely easy, just add another Public Hostname, it’ll take care of the DNS Records for you. If you’re using CLI Tunnels (manually editing config.yml), use ingress rules to route your requests Ex. tunnel: <snip> credentials-file: /root/.cloudflared/<snip>json ingress: - hostname: jellyfin.example.com …

[petardimicmain]

Thanks, I’ll take a look!

Currently, I’m managing around 30 domains across 8 accounts. Most of them are on free plans, but there are also some on pro plans—a mix overall.

I’ve moved my infrastructure and want to focus on using tunnels, as I also need private IP address access.