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Problems, Crashes and Errors of Cloudflare TODAY
Can't connect to Cloudflare? Trying to open Cloudflare but the site is down and appears to be offline today? Check the issue below if it's down for everyone else or just you!
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In Isnotdown, you will be able to instantly check if Cloudflare works perfectly, or on the contrary, if it is registering some type of problem to offer its services.
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Frequent failures of Cloudflare
CloudFlare is a system that acts as an intermediary (proxy) among visitors to the web site and server. CloudFlare saves momentarily static content of the site allowing Internet users to access the site.
CloudFlare acts as protector of contents, detecting malicious traffic, cited intercepting attacks and limiting spam. In other words, CloudFlare works to protect and accelerate web site, acting as a CDN (content distribution network).
CloudFlare can sometimes present error messages.
""Error 502: Gateway no validity"", this is because the origin web server responds with an HTTP error. To solve this the user must ensure that the origin server responds to requests from the host.
""Error 524: Timeout"", this means that CloudFlare was connected properly with the web server source, but do not throw this HTTP response time. Solve this by contacting your hosting provider for how to verify that the web server is not overloaded and record the longest response time.
""Error 1002: DNS points to an IP banned"" to solve this problem we recommend that you follow these steps:
• Contact your hosting provider to confirm your source address of the IP.
• log in to your CloudFlare account and select the domain that generates the error and the application of the DNS.
• Click ""Value"".
""Error 1002: Restricted"", this error message because the domain comes CloudFlare corrects the local address or IP rejected. Solve this confirming the IP address of the source web server with your hosting provider. Then log in to your CloudFlare account and finally update the DNS records in the application of CloudFlare.
""Error 1003 Access Denied"" This error occurs because a client or browser tries to access directly to the IP address of CloudFlare. The solution to this problem is that the user see the domain name of the website at the URL instead of the IP address of CloudFlare.
The root cause of these problems is a data center power failure combined with a failure of services to switch over from data centers having trouble to those still functioning.
Disable all DNS, Network, and HTTP policies and see if the issue persists.
It may take up to two minutes for the change to take effect.
Note that all policy enforcement happens on the Cloudflare global network, not on your local device.
Slowly re-enable your policies.
As failures go, Cloudflare's freeze-up wasn't bad.
After all, Cloudflare's main CDN services kept working.
But the failure just kept going and going and… On November 2, 2023, Cloudflare's customer-facing interfaces, including their website and APIs, along with logging and analytics, ceased functioning properly.
Cloudflare has blamed a November 2 outage on a power failure at a Flexential data center in Hillsboro, Oregon.
The Content Delivery Network (CDN), security, and Edge computing company alleged a number of failures that led to its services going offline.
Troubleshooting Tips
Still stuck and not enjoying Cloudflare, then go to Step 3.