> If you google "clouflare bypass", you get to websites that can tell you the origin IP address of a cloudflare customer's domain name.
Those rely on a known DNS history from before CloudFlare was added to a domain. If bypass is a concern, changing the server's IP and making sure it never shows up in a public DNS record again solves things.
Those rely on a known DNS history from before CloudFlare was added to a domain. If bypass is a concern, changing the server's IP and making sure it never shows up in a public DNS record again solves things.