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Thank you for your feedback. The title mainly refers to Namecheap as the domain registrar and QUIC.coud as the used CDN which in the case of the video does utilize WordPress. We do offer a plugin integration for Xenforo and our Litespeed Webserver. You can find more information here: www.litespeedtech.com/products/cache-plugins/xenforo-acceleration

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If you want to use QUIC.cloud as your DNS provider, you would replace your NS server entries at your domain registrar with the ones provided by QUIC.cloud. If you wish to keep your current DNS provider, you could simply at a CNAME record for the www. record. This should be shown in detail in this video series. You can also read more about this here: docs.quic.cloud/cdn/dns/qcdns/

docs.quic.cloud/cdn/dns/www/

You would need to change your Nameserver entries at your registrar level in order to let QUIC.cloud handle your DNS. This shouldn't cause any issues and is in the same way reversible. Keep in mind that the propagation of the changes can take up to 48 hours.

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Glad to hear it could help you :)

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This is possible. For this you can follow this link to find a detailed documentation about it: www.quic.cloud/docs/cdn/dns/setting-up-your-dns-with-your-subdomain/

Great to hear!

Please create a support ticket so that we can look into the issue (click profile icon > billing and support)

Thank you for the question. You can try enabling Cloudflare SSL features and let us know if you face issues through a support ticket

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You're welcome!

Hello, Thank you for your question. If you are utilizing other Cloudflare services such as CloudFlare Tunnel you may want to keep your account. If you would like to switch over to QUIC cloud after setting up the Cloudflare Intergration please perform the following steps: 1. In your QUIC cloud account navigate to My Domains > your_domain.com > CDN > CDN Config. Click the Disable CDN button to revert all changes made by the CloudFlare Integration 2. In your CloudFlare account, navigate to My Profile > API Tokens. Click the menu icon on your API token and click Delete 3. Return to the CDN Config area in your my.quic.cloud account and click Enable CDN. Select the QUIC cloud DNS option and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup Please let us know if you have any further queries or concerns.

I appreciate the response and will follow the directions. One other question, I have two domain currently on my Cloudflare account. I am not using the account for any other services and would like to simply move over to QUIC cloud and then delete. Do I need to do something separately for the other domain?@@quiccloud

The firewall and other related features from Cloudflare wouldn't work in this setup hence the website is not proxied through Cloudflare anymore. However, QUIC.cloud itself offers extensive protection against common targets.

Thank you so much 😀

This would indicate that your page is not yet cached, which could be due to multiple reasons. One common one would be, that you open the page the first time after a purge and, no cache has been generated yet or cached on the node you are visiting from.

@@quiccloudThanks, yeah i checked too soon i guess. Now it's all good.

We apologise for the issue you experienced. Please open a support ticket at quic.cloud/support and provide us details about your domain so that we can investigate the issue further

When the Cloudflare Integration is enabled on your domain, it will manage all relevant DNS records and set them to DNS ONLY

Glad to hear that!

The QUIC.cloud website should be online and all services seem to be running. Maybe you could share more details?

Sorry to hear the you encounter an issue. It would be best to open a ticket here: www.quic.cloud/help/

We don't have performance comparison with the Siteground CDN. As for Siteground CDN feature I would recommend you to open a ticket with us so we can have a look at it. You can open a ticket under www.quic.cloud/help/

Hello, We apologise for the issue. Please open a support ticket at quic.cloud/support for prompt assistance.

That's usually WordPress going belly-up.

We are very happy to hear that our video could help you

Glad it helped!

If you want to use the Name server method to Lin your domain to quic cloud, you would need to change your NS records at your domain registrar. Here are some more details on it: www.quic.cloud/docs/cdn/dns/setting-up-your-dns-with-quic-cloud/

Part 3 is coming soon, hopefully today

Hi, normally you would not change the name servers in your cpanel but at your domain registrar level

Hi, we are very sorry to hear you encountered issues. Feel free to open a ticket with us so we can have a look into the issue here: www.quic.cloud/support/

Some people wouldn't want to point their root domain as this will effect every other DNS record that points to the root. Then you'd have to edit all DNS to adjust for that. It's much easier if the website has a single subdomain like www that can use a CNAME. Then if IP changes you don't have to also go update DNS. You can do either way, but it's much less of a pain to use www.

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A 520 error indicates that the QUIC.cloud PoP couldn't connect to your origin server. It's likely due to a firewall blocking connections. Additionally please double-check the IP address in CDN settings and verify it matches the IP set as CDN enabled in the DNS Zone for the domain.

Hello, to setup your Cloudflare managed domain on QUIC cloud, please watch our video guide here: ruclips.net/video/u0aMTYIJFJ8/видео.html

Do you mean domain key? In your WordPress LiteSpeed Cache settings page, click the button on the right of the Domain Key box. It should say 'Request Domain Key'.

@@quiccloud I am so sorry to say it. I have done 'request domain key' but there was a problem getting the domain key, would you like to let me know to fix it?