Our project uses cluster with different ip addresses and ports .I’m managing all of them using nginx proxy redirecting to “example,com” ( to the same domain ) like this:
We changed the nameservers to the Cloudflare’s and we didn’t enable anything yet. we’re using HTTP transfer, our application’s socketio started to give us error ( a transport library - TCP ) Socketio is giving us this error:
Hi @user753, can we go through the steps you’re following?
I don’t see any an attempt to add socket.io to Cloudflare so am curious as to the process you’re following.
Going through the steps to add the zone will result in two name servers being assigned to you. Those are probably the same that are used on other zones you may have on Cloudflare. At that point, your old name servers need to be replaced with only the two that are assigned by Cloudflare for that zone. If you were using random name servers or ones associated with other zones/domains, please don’t. That will leave your zone open to take-over by bad actors.
To get started, add the zone to Cloudflare, take the name servers to your registrar and have them change them.
When i change my nameservers to Cloudflare, it causes socketio connection problem. I haven’t enabled any service in my Cloudflare. Just to confirm my account i changed nameservers. Seems like Cloudflare changing, limiting or blocking my TCP channel. Do you know?
Login to Cloudflare, on the page showing your zones on upper right look for a +Add zone button. Select that, enter name and pick a plan. Your DNS records will be scanned and added. Then, you’ll get ns names to change your name servers at your registrar.
Yes, i changed. I just wanna to know what happens if i connect my socket server using IP Address and port like this: 1111.111.11:3000 . So, Cloudflare cannot make anything to my socket server, huh? Because i’ll not connect with my domain anymore to my socket server. Just please answer this question and we’re done
