Your DNS zone file is hosted by Hostinger

[fritex]

Greetings,

Thank you for asking.

@emb8mis

Is there a way to get access to my DNS settings in Cloudflare

You might have to ask this your hosting provider.

@emb8mis

I thought I could just go directly to my Cloudflare dashboard and manually add the DNS record but

Otherwise, I’d suggest you to kindly ask your hosting provider Hostinger to unhook your domain name integration for Cloudflare through their interface as a SaaS.

I’d suggest you to follow the instructions from the article below as they are related to any SaaS integrator:

FAQ: Having difficulties transferring domain to Shopify

If you are attempting to onboard onto Shopify and find you are blocked from doing so, it may be that this stems from your having used another SaaS platform in the past that also made use of Cloudflare. Here are the steps to unblock yourself: Reach out to your prior SaaS platform and ask them to remove your domain from their systems. If #1 is not successful, please open up a support ticket with Shopify asking them to open up a support ticket with Cloudflare to remove your domain from your prio…

Therefore, you create your own Cloudflare account and individually and manually add your domain name to your Cloudflare account and change domain nameservers to point to Cloudflare nameservers at your domain registrar.

If they resolve this and after 24 hours you still see this notice in your Cloudflare dashboard for your CF account, you might need to remove the domain name from your CF account and re-add it again (and then change the domain nameservers at your domain registrar).

I can see your domain is currently pointed and using hosting provider’s or temporary registrar’s nameservers which is good in this case (as if not, you would have to point your domain nameservers temporary to your hosting provider’s to resolve DNS records “as-is”).

;QUESTION
embr8.com. IN NS
;ANSWER
embr8.com. 21600 IN NS ns2.dns-parking.com.
embr8.com. 21600 IN NS ns1.dns-parking.com.