After installing Cloudflare today i had 3 time problems loading my site and error signs. I cannot really say what the problem is. I tried some of the hacks in they say will work.
The Problem is only on desktop, mobile seems to work.
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Domain: manaverse.de
Nserver: ns1.webgo.de
Nserver: ns2.webgo.de
Nserver: ns3.webgo.de
Nserver: ns4.webgo.de
Status: connect
Changed: 2022-09-22T17:29:04+02:00
I can see that your domain isn’t using Cloudflare neither Cloudflare’s nameservers nor Cloudflare’s IP addresses. Changing your domain’s nameservers to Cloudflare’s would be the best solution.
After setting Cloudflare up, change the SSL/TLS encryption mode to “Full (Strict)”, disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 and install an Origin Server certificate on your server to encrypt the connection between Cloudflare and it.
Universal SSL should be deployed automatically in a few minutes.
I set all up and it showed me that Cloudflare is activ. I also changed the nameservers on my websitehost. So this cant be the solution.
Is the only option with the other certificate? But i have to generate the ssl before i change to full strict mode, right? Where can i disable then TLS 1.0, 1.1? Is there a guide?
You’re right, you need to generate an Origin Server certificate and install it on your server. After that, you should be able to enable Full (Strict) mode.
Go to SSL/TLS → Edge Certificates. You should see an option called “Minimum TLS version”. Set it to “TLS 1.2”, and you’re ready to go.