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Pls I'm still kinda new to tech. I'm trying to add a new website to cloudflare. Now the problem is reviewing the previous DNS record I don't know which ones to delete before I can point it to the new cloudflare DNS. Are there some I need to leave? Do I delete everything? How will it affect my website if I do? I heard not deleting it before pointing to the new DNS will make the website malfunction. Anyone with knowledge should pls help. I'm still searching YouTube but the videos aren't really helpful.

sillysally:
Pls I'm still kinda new to tech. I'm trying to add a new website to cloudflare. Now the problem is reviewing the previous DNS record I don't know which ones to delete before I can point it to the new cloudflare DNS. Are there some I need to leave? Do I delete everything? How will it affect my website if I do? I heard not deleting it before pointing to the new DNS will make the website malfunction. Anyone with knowledge should pls help. I'm still searching YouTube but the videos aren't really helpful.

Use nameservers, they are less complicated

RealLordZeus:
Use nameservers, they are less complicated

Thanks. I'm pointing the nameservers to the new assigned cloudflare nameservers. But I learned it won't work properly and my website will malfunction if I don't remove the necessary old DNS record from the registrar before pointing it to the new cloudflare nameservers

sillysally:
Thanks. I'm pointing the nameservers to the new assigned cloudflare nameservers. But I learned it won't work properly and my website will malfunction if I don't remove the necessary old DNS record from the registrar before pointing it to the new cloudflare nameservers

I don't usually touch a thing on the DNS and it works fine.

Richnero:
I don't usually touch a thing on the DNS and it works fine.

Really?

sillysally:
Really?

Sure

Richnero:
Sure

Thanks it worked but it's showing not secure on the browser

sillysally:
Thanks it worked but it's showing not secure on the browser

You enabled https on cloudflare?

Richnero:
You enabled https on cloudflare?

Yes I did

sillysally:
Thanks. I'm pointing the nameservers to the new assigned cloudflare nameservers. But I learned it won't work properly and my website will malfunction if I don't remove the necessary old DNS record from the registrar before pointing it to the new cloudflare nameservers

You dont know something and u still dey argue... u no Sabi remove dns, and someone showed u others ways, u still dey argue... watch YouTube, you will get it easily there.... cos once u change ur namesrrvers, you domain email stop working... you will need to set that one up again before it start working, watch youtube.

Fattycheque:
You dont know something and u still dey argue... u no Sabi remove dns, and someone showed u others ways, u still dey argue... watch YouTube, you will get it easily there.... cos once u change ur namesrrvers, you domain email stop working... you will need to set that one up again before it start working, watch youtube.

I actually did what he said and it worked for me. My emails are fine too. Thank you