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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Hosting (34%)
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Cloud Services (24%)
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Web Tools (21%)
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Domains (17%)
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E-mail (3%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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neutroncore
(@neutroncore) reported
@NathanMcNulty I guess the commercial equivalents of this if you want to support other ports and protocols is Zscaler ZPA and Cloudflare Zero Trust. It’s a shame really as MS has the core to do the same already but not so much new features. They could easy dominate this space.
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🌈Blasteruk🌈🐵Onlyfans🐵Chaturbate🐵Pornhub🐵MV🐵
(@Blasteruk_) reported
Omg @chaturbate went mad and started to give Cloudflare handshake errors in a sudden. Then it pushed me to make two step verification each time I tried to log in my account... Then gave that hanshake error again 😱 Is that a kind of kicking/banning @cbupdatenews ?
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Rick Heijster
(@rickonline) reported
@michel07031986 @vvbz5t5cxq @OPNotifications Please be aware that if you want your service to be GDPR proof (as much as possible), Cloudflare is not a good option.
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Titan Kämpfer
(@TitanKaempfer) reported
@AlwayzB_ @ConcernedApe Let's not forget the moments when like half the internet dies because something like cloudflare is down.
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powerplays.eth
(@crashdavis2323) reported
@clegfx Comms #1 But also even if comms were good and the site didn’t get overloaded, there was an issue where new accounts trying to register for the first time were directed to CloudFlare to verify an email address. That issue seemed to be separate from the other issues.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Stevie K
(@the_k_bizzle) reported
@PockitUK the app or site isn't working :( cloudflare says it's a pockit issue :(
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EARTHWORM BRAIN
(@BrainEarthworm) reported
@mei_zeltunes @thatskygame Well, they solved the problem. Maybe using some Cloudflare program or any other similar.
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M-x GNU Booty
(@baphometadata) reported
"No you can't call CloudFlare the `great betrayer` on the service status page... yet."
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CptMorgnNoBeard
(@In_cognito19) reported
@Afrihost @vumatel are there any issues in the Olivedale Randburg area? I'm having a lot of DNS issues, I need to use cloudflare DNS to actually get internet but then still can't connect to some services. If I use a vpn it solves all my issues.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Eric Koslow
(@ekosz1) reported
@kentcdodds I wanted to use SSE, but Cloudflare workers didn't support them. That was honestly the biggest downside
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Chris Devereux 🏴 🇺🇦
(@ChrisTheLocal) reported
@AquissBroadband Looks like a problem with connectivity to Cloudflare
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Rick Heijster
(@rickonline) reported
@OPNotifications Considering using different DNS-services. Domains that are registered at OP, but use Cloudflare don't have any issues.
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wimdenocker
(@wimdenocker) reported
@OPNotifications Migrating domain #1 to cloudflare. A real pity after being a customer for over 10 years... All the others will follow.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Juanma Torres
(@hazoi77) reported
@michel07031986 @vvbz5t5cxq @OPNotifications The problem is that as the domains are now not accessible, when adding the domain to CloudFlare it says: XXXX.xx is not a registered domain
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.
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Ritter
(@ritter_bot_test) reported
This issue is mitigated by central resolvers like Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS and Quad9, which allow devices to configure a single DNS resolver locally for every network, overriding what is offered through DHCP.