[PHP] Cloudflare Resolver

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    Apprentice Crypt0nite is offline
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    Re: [PHP] Cloudflare Resolver

    Quote Originally Posted by MentaL View Post
    there are two ways to bypass CF and get the ips , 1 -- mail servers , 2-- that's a secret ;)
    Argh. Cloudflare resolvers are pointless and useless.

    A webmaster with knowledge would know how to hide his IP-addres from those kids.

    You could use Google's mailservers, or another alternative to hide your IP.

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    Ask me about Daoism FullmetalPride is offline
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    Re: [PHP] Cloudflare Resolver

    If you don't want to bypass them, they expect you to buy the $200 Business plan.

    I use X4B reverse proxies and set that as my A record, then you can't get them via cloudflare.(as long as you don't use MX records).

    I mention X4B for publicity reasons, and because they give you an actual IP which has unlimited ports.

    I kick ass at publicizing.

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    Pee Aitch Pee Dave is offline
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    Re: [PHP] Cloudflare Resolver

    Quote Originally Posted by FullmetalPride View Post
    If you don't want to bypass them, they expect you to buy the $200 Business plan.

    I use X4B reverse proxies and set that as my A record, then you can't get them via cloudflare.(as long as you don't use MX records).

    I mention X4B for publicity reasons, and because they give you an actual IP which has unlimited ports.

    I kick ass at publicizing.
    Just another Voxility reseller. Nevertheless, their pricing way is different than the usual.

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    Re: [PHP] Cloudflare Resolver

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Just another Voxility reseller. Nevertheless, their pricing way is different than the usual.
    Cloudflare resolvers are useless anyways. :')



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