Problems with CloudFlare CNAME

[outbreak]

I have used CloudFlare before and when I first installed I did it from my CP.

Now, I don't need it anymore and I have removed it, but the CNAME record for www.pornsource.org has stayed in the settings.

Can I just delete that setting, or do I have to make a new CNAME record and point the www.pornsource.org somewhere else (to pornsource.org)?

outbreak Reviewed by outbreak on 24th Jan 2012. Problems with CloudFlare CNAME I have used CloudFlare before and when I first installed I did it from my CP. Now, I don't need it anymore and I have removed it, but the CNAME record for www.pornsource.org has stayed in the settings. Can I just delete that setting, or do I have to make a new CNAME record and point the www.pornsource.org somewhere else (to pornsource.org)? http://i.imgur.com/BwgTX.jpg Rating: 5

[bombayfivesix]

omg i'm sure if fbi catch your site you will be next in kim dotcom . .

[outbreak]

Ok, but before they catch me I need to fix this problem.

Anyone?

[Aeterno]

Are you already add cloudflare dns on your cPanel?

May i see it for make sure you're correct to configure your domain into your cloudflare account. (Make the screenshot please)

Also if your domain was pointed into your cloudflare account then your cloudflare account will be has a domain manage for you to manage your domain from your cloudflare account.

[outbreak]

Problem has been solved.
There was a small glitch with one A entry.

[damoncloudflare]

I'm actually not showing a CNAME pointing to us at this time. If you activated through a hosting partner, you should just disconnect the option at your host. If you need us to remove the connection from the host at CloudFlare from your CloudFlare account, please contact us.