In xCloud, you can provide your own certificate and manage SSL/HTTPS. You can use the custom certificate from any 3rd party web application provider for security. Here, in this documentation, letโs explore how to use a custom certificate of Cloudflare with xCloud.
How To Use Custom Certificate Of Cloudflare With xCloud #
You can easily use a custom certificate of Cloudflare with xCloud. Here is a step-by-step guideline for your easy access. Follow the below steps to create and use a custom certificate of Cloudflare.
Step 1: Create A Certificate In The Cloudflare Dashboard #
Login to your Cloudflare dashboard. From the left side panel, go to the โOrigin serverโ tab from SSL/TLS dropdown. From the โOrigin Certificatesโ section, click on the โCreate Certificateโ button.
You will get another screen. Here, provide CSR, choose Certificate validity, etc, and then click on the โCreateโ button. Your Certificate and Private Key have been created for Cloudflare.
Step 2: Copy Origin Certificate And Private Key From Cloudflare #
Here, you will get the Origin Certificate And Private Key. Simply collect these by copying them one by one to provide in the xCloud dashboard.
Step 3: Provide Certificate And Private Key In xCloud #
From the xCloud site dashboard, go to the SSL/HTTPS tab. Toggle on the HTTPS to enable it. Here you will get 3 options. Click on the โProvide your own certificate & manage it yourselfโ option. Now paste the Origin Certificate and Private Key that you collected from Cloudflare in the specific two fields. And, click on โOKโ.ย
Note: #
# Ensure that Cloudflare fetches a fresh version of the files from your server by clearing the cached files. For this, go to the โConfigurationโ tab from the Cloudflare dashboard and then click on โPurge Everythingโ.
# You need to keep the Proxy on in the Cloudflare dashboard. Go to DNS and then the โRecordsโ section and toggle on the Proxy Status.ย
Thus you can easily use the Custom Certificate of Cloudflare with Xcloud
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