Important: The Cloudflare plugin for cPanel has been deprecated and is no longer available or supported. Please manage Cloudflare directly from the Cloudflare dashboard.
Note: The Cloudflare plugin for cPanel is no longer available and is not supported. Cloudflare stopped updating the cPanel plugin, and the plugin depends on the deprecated cPanel API 1, which was removed in cPanel & WHM version 88. As a result, Cloudflare can no longer be installed or managed through the cPanel plugin.
To manage Cloudflare services, users should log in directly to their Cloudflare account and manage their domain, DNS records, SSL/TLS settings, and CDN options from the Cloudflare dashboard.
Overview
Cloudflare is a distributed network of servers that provides many advantages for the site, as Cloudflare helps improve page loading speed, reduces bandwidth usage, and if the server encountered a problem, the Cloudflare CDN uses another server, in this article, you will learn how to enable Cloudflare service.
Enable Cloudflare service
- Log in to your cPanel account.
- From the Software section, click on the Cloudflare icon.
- On the Cloudflare page, click Create a new account.
- After registering, you will be required to add your domain name to activate Cloudflare.
- Click on Provision Domain with CNAME Setup to activate the service.
- You can choose the domain or subdomain to activate Cloudflare by clicking the on / off switcher in front of each domain.
