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Is there a way to set this to keep the proxy status? Right now this works great, but once it updates it removes the cloudflare proxy setting, leaving it to dns only instead of proxied.
Is there a way to set this to keep the proxy status? Right now this works great, but once it updates it removes the cloudflare proxy setting, leaving it to dns only instead of proxied.
Looks like you should be able to add a "proxied":false
in there somewhere according to Cloudflare's API documentation: https://api.cloudflare.com/#dns-records-for-a-zone-update-dns-record
I switched to using pfSense's built-in DDNS client (that supports Cloudflare) so I don't use this any longer.
It does support Cloudflare you just have to know how to set it up
When you add it to Synology use the following format.
Service Provider: DNS-O-Matic Hostname: myip (or whatever host record you are using, NOT the FQDN) Username: Your username for DNS-O-Matic (typically an email address) Password: Password for DNS-O Matic Now click OK
My DNS-O-Matic record is as follows... (go setup a free account) Email: My Cloudflare email API Token: Is the Account ID on the cloudflare overview page. Hostname: myip Domain: yourdomain.com
Dude.... this is wicked awesome... I found the curl query in the Cloudflare API docs but wasn't sure how to implement it with my Synology.... 20 minutes with this post, and I have my NAS updating my DDNS with CF....
Thanks for posting this.
Synology NAS with Cloudflare DDNS - LabZilla
If you have a residential Internet connection through Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum, or most other major Internet service providers, you likely have a dynamic IP...
https://labzilla.io/blog/synology-cloudflare-ddns