Where to find rejected connections?

[magne.nygaard]

Hi,

Where can i find a log of rejected connections? The GUI of cloudflare has changed so much i dont understend where things are anymore

[Wanda]

Hello!

We will need more details. What kind of rejected connections are you referring to? What error is the client seeing?

[magne.nygaard]

Hi Wanda

Trying to post a normal HTTP web form in one of our pages, in our server log it logs as code 200. But cloudflare is showing the cloudflare Gateway time-out error page 504. So i dont understand why it logs 200 in our server log but you are showing the 504 error page.
I have recorded some Ray- ID’s where this is the case. But i cant find any detialed information about it in my cloudflare dashboard.

Is there any way i can TOTALLY bypass cloudflare for a specified page?

[Wanda]

Hello!

Ray ID can be used where you have Cloudflare Logs enabled.

Cloudflare Ray ID · Cloudflare Fundamentals docs

Logs from the Edge

You can take a look here regarding the 504:

Troubleshooting Cloudflare 5XX errors · Cloudflare Support docs

Community Tip - Fixing Error 502 / 504: Bad Gateway

Error Try the suggestions in this Community Tip to help you fix Error 502 / Error 504: Bad Gateway / Gateway Timeout. Background The 502 / 504 errors are quite similar. Generally, a HTTP 502 / 504 errors occurs because your origin server (e.g., your web host) is returning this code to us, and Cloudflare returns this code in turn to your visitors. They are caused by a problem connecting to an upstream server - meaning your server is trying to initiate a process and this fails to work as expect…

@magne.nygaard

Is there any way i can TOTALLY bypass cloudflare for a specified page?

You can turn off proxy for that particular DNS record:

Proxy status · Cloudflare DNS docs