The zone limit your API token hits and your Global API Key does not
Cloudflare documents a fifty domain threshold before pending zones block new ones. A scoped token hits it on the second domain. How to check, and the way around it.
Cloudflare documents a fifty domain threshold before pending zones block new ones. A scoped token hits it on the second domain. How to check, and the way around it.
Active means the rule was saved, not that a request ever reached it. Four questions that find the reason, each answered by one request. Measured live.
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The zone is green and the rule is there, yet visitors get an error or the wrong page. Three ways a Cloudflare redirect quietly fails, and one curl to tell them apart.
The dashboard has no cross-domain view. One script says which of 300 domains still answer, and Ahrefs' now-free DR endpoint says which ones are worth fixing.
Every domain is its own zone, Cloudflare throttles how fast you can add them, and presetting nameservers gets you the wrong pair. The order that works.