My traffic is in diffirent http port

Website, Application, Performance Registrar
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I want to use Cloudflare but my your traffic is on a different HTTP port that Cloudflare don’t support and it’s impossible to change it so please there is any method to add this port on Cloudflare

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If you dont proxy it you can choose whatever port you wish. If you want to proxy it you can only pick from the supported ports.

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sandro I really apperciate your answer, but please can you explain more I don’t get it, what should I do exactly

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The primary question is do you want your domain proxied or not?

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What port # are you trying to proxy?

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Yes I want to proxied, the port is 25461

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Then you need to choose a different port as I mentioned at the beginning.

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I assume you’ve already seen this article

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169156-Which-ports-will-Cloudflare-work-with-

As stated there, the only way to proxy other ports (and non-HTTP/S traffic) is to upgrade to an Enterprise plan.

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If my domain don’t be proxied so anyone could know the server ip and attack me

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Technically yes. If it isnt proxied the host resolves to your actual address.

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Please there is not ay way to solve this problem, for exemple redirect my clients to the new port or something like that pleaseee

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Cloudflare does not provide any services on that port unless you’re on the Enterprise plan.

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You could redirect 80 or 443 to the origin on a different port using Workers. Cloudflare Workers · Cloudflare Workers docs

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Or hardcore: (assuming the clients don’t rely in port 25461) redirect the traffic locally with iptables / Windows Firewall. But i’d prefer and recommend using workers as well.

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When you way “redirect”, do you mean use Workers to listen on Port 80/443, but manually route all traffic to the server on port 25461?

I’m thinking that using Workers as a Spectrum-like handler would be resource intensive.

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Could still pull from cache for anything which is normally cached.

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It works though. I have it implemented and working.

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Is that a high-traffic site? And how’s the billing worked out?

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Not a high traffic site, but still a few million requests a month. Still within the limit of the standard Workers.

Simply one request per standard request. The best option would be switching the service’s port. Second putting a reverse proxy in front (be it in the same server on on a different one). Third Workers (may not work on all kind of requests and you need to handle all kind of requests).

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