The www version isn’t working. The root does. That is normally an issue with the server, I recommend deciding a single version to use and stick to that and not split them as separate websites.
If your domain works when you visit example.com, but not when you just visit www.example.com, you may want to redirect www to your root domain using a page rule. You can follow this community tutorial on how to do this.
If your domain works when you visit www.example.com, but not when you just visit example.com, you may want to redirect your root domain to www using a page rule. You can follow this community tutorial on how to do this.
Those hostnames are in DNS, but the server connection isn’t working. For now, go to your domain’s Overview page in the Cloudflare Dashboard and click on “Pause Cloudflare on Site” and wait five minutes for DNS to update.
As long as you have Cloudflare enabled for your site, you’re letting GoDaddy avoid responsibility for a broken configuration.
The IP address you specified is the one that’s broken. It was the one I connected to that gave me the 500 error. That IP address belongs to GoDaddy. Make them fix it.
Hi and thanks to all for help and support me, now my website working great, but I have one issue with my email, I cannot recieved emails from my website, can you please help me?
hi, my email working with gsuit, and yesterday when I was talked with google guys they told me to add some text records in Cloudflare, I added them but now my email not working from my website, can you please help me to fix this issue?