Accessing Cloudflare Settings
From your instance, go to Advanced → Cloudflare.DNS Management
Click Manage Records to open the DNS Zone Editor for this instance’s domain. You can add, edit, or delete DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT, etc.) directly from here. To activate Cloudflare’s proxy for the domain, click Activate next to the DNS management section.Settings
Purge Cache
Clears Cloudflare’s cached files, forcing it to fetch fresh content from the origin server on the next request.Purging the Cloudflare cache may temporarily increase load on your origin server and degrade performance while the cache rebuilds.
Development Mode
Temporarily bypasses Cloudflare’s cache so you can see changes on your origin server in real time. Useful during active development or troubleshooting.Browser Integrity Check
Evaluates HTTP headers from visitor browsers for signs of threats. If a threat is detected, a block page is delivered instead of your site content. Enabled by default.Security Level
Controls which visitors receive a Cloudflare challenge page based on their threat score. The default level is Medium, which balances security and accessibility.| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| Essentially Off | Only challenges the most severe threats |
| Low | Challenges visitors with moderate threat scores |
| Medium | Default — balances security and user experience |
| High | Challenges visitors with lower threat scores |
| I’m Under Attack | Challenges all visitors — use only during active attacks |