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Setting up End to End Encryption with Cloudflare
Setting up End to End Encryption with Cloudflare
1) Registrar to Cloudflare with DNSSEC
- Go to cloudflare.com and either set up a new account or add the new site to the account
- Under home, add new site domain to the field
- Choose the plan: Free or Paid
- MX records and A, AAA, or CNAME records
- Follow instructions to remove name servers and add offered name servers
- Set up DNSSEC
- @ the registrar (domains.google.com) add DNSSEC
Now the Registrar has a secure connection to CloudFlare
2) Point Cloudflare to the Server
On the server, create a directory titled with the same name as the domain. Place a temporary html file to ensure successful connection
- A Record with the domain as a name and point it to server IP
- CNAME of www and point that to exmaple.com
- NS of example.root with server address. Typically there are 3
On the Server: CPANEL > Domains
Create a domain and redirect it to the site directory. A subdomain of example.com may have to be created
Cloudflare: SSL/TLS
- Overview tab: select Full(strict) is selected
- Edge Certificates tab toggle on Always Use HTTPS
- Origin Certificate: Create Certificate
- Private Key Type: RSA
- leave the rest alone and click Next
- Key Format: PEM(Default)
- Origin Certificate
- Private Key (copy to clipboard)
Server > CPanel > SSL/TLS > Private Keys (Key)
- Select: “Generate, view, upload, or delete your private keys”
- Go to: Upload a New Private Key
- Paste the Private Key in the box
- Description is optional: this will be overwritten with the next step
Server > CPanel > SSL/TLS > Certificates (CRT)
Go back to Cloudflare > SSL/TLS > Origin Server > Download & Copy Origin Certificate
- Select: “Generate, view, upload, or delete SSL certificates”
- Go to: Upload a New Certificate & paste the Origin Certificate
- *description should auto populate
- Save Certificate
Server > CPanel > SSL/TLS > Install and Manage SSL for your site (HTTPS)
- Select: “Manage SSL sites.”
- Browse Certificates
- The Key & CRT together will populate the description
- Select: The specific certificate that you want
- Domian:
- Select: the domain that you want to apply it to
- *may auto configure
- Install Certificate