July 15, 2022
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Cloudflare offers top-of-the-line security services. The process for signing up for Cloudflare is relatively straightforward, but to use its security services on your domain takes a few steps and some investment. However, the peace of mind provided make it well worth it in the end.
In this article, we’ll show you how to get your domain protected by Cloudflare.
Before you add a domain to Cloudflare, you’ll need to create a Cloudflare account and purchase a domain. If you haven’t created a domain yet, Cloudflare offers domain services through its registrar. There are three steps you need to complete to add your domain to Cloudflare on a PC.
Your domain is now fully registered and using Cloudflare.
Accessing your Cloudflare dashboard is only available through a browser. You can access Safari on your iPhone, then follow these steps.
Your domain is now fully registered and using Cloudflare.
Like iPhones, you’ll need to access Cloudflare’s dashboard through the browser.
Adding Your Site
Setting Up Your DNS Configuration
Adding SSL/TSL Protections
An iPad also needs to access Cloudflare through a browser to add a domain.
Cloudflare provides some of the best security around, making them a great choice for your domain. The process for adding your domain is relatively lengthy, but you only have to do it once, then sit back and enjoy the benefits.
Do you have a domain with Cloudflare? Did you register it with them using the methods outlined in this article? Let us know in the comments section below.
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