In order to use Cloudflare, you need to sign up for one of their plans and update your NS servers the ones they will provide you with. This means that they will now resolve your domain.
The next step is to create an API token. This is done from the following address: https://dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokens.
Your API token needs to be a custom one, with the following permissions:
Zone -> Zone -> Edit
Zone -> Cache Purge -> Purge
Zone -> DNS -> Edit
Zone -> Zone Settings -> Edit
User -> User Details -> Read
Note: if you don’t enable the required permissions, some features will not function properly.
Once you have your API token, you can head to the Hepsia Control Panel. You will find the Cloudflare section in the Advanced menu.
Inside, click on the Cloudflare icon to enter the newly generated API token and click on the “Enable full DNS zone” button.
That’s it, you can now manage your Cloudflare domain through the Hepsia Control Panel.
If you have Cloudflare enabled for a domain through the control panel, this will also be reflected in the Hosted Domains section:
Aside from DNS controls like adding new records and modifying existing ones, you will also have quick access to some of the most popular Cloudflare Domain Settings, like Always Online, Caching level, Security Level, Minify, Rocket Loader, and more.
Note: we don’t store any settings locally. If you make a change directly with Cloudflare, it will also be reflected in the Hepsia Panel.
