well when you let your traffic go through cloudflare's servers (cloud icon in DNS manager is orange) and if you are a free user it wont work because SNI they literally tell you that on their support page:

BUT: when you let the traffic go around cloudflare (cloud icon grey) it just acts as DNS and the traffic wont even be seen by cloudflare because they tell the client (by DNS) "go there" and obviously if your own server doesnt need SNI then it will work with XP.


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Even with the cache bypass rules, your video still passes through their system and is technically against their TOS. Use CloudFlare at your own risk if you choose to continue. I'll update if I get more info. Please post in this thread if you find you have video loading/playing/downloading issues while using cloudflare or have received an email from them about this. 

There are a few cloudflare settings that break emby, some break it in obvious ways, some only certain apps in certain situations.. These are the settings I found that work well as of today. I'll try to maintain this post and update the header info should new features come out, or the community discovers better settings than these.

Rule #2 here we will bypass caching 99% of all video. Caching the video will actually slow down the client experience. It screws with the chunks and often times has to fully cache 1 chunk before cloudflare sends it to the client, causing playback delays.

Rule #3 here will cache all images on the edge servers for 30 days. We need this rule, because cloudflare only caches known file urls, like picture.jpg or poster.png emby serves up webp images with NO EXTENSION so cloudflare doesn't know to cache these items. But 99% of emby images come from the /items/XXXXXX/images directory so we will just force cache everything that comes from this URL, it should be only images. Keep in mind when you enable this it can take some time to build up cache.. emby serves up different sized images based on browser screen size, apps, etc.. so if you load a page that is minimized to a small window on your desktop emby will serve smaller sized images, if you make your browser full screen, now emby will serve up larger images and those images may load slow the first few times until they get cached too. Go below this screenshot and I'll show you how to check if caching is working.

MISS is also kind of obvious, it was a miss, either due to never being cached yet (first time Cloudflare has seen this image or document) if you hit refresh a few times, cloudflare will then cache it and it will turn to HIT.

those get cached without needing a rule.. by default CF caches html, css, and JS.. Im on the free tier so i don't have a third rule to cache everything on the edge for a month.. .. I don't have Pseudo IPv4 on because emby supports ipv6 ip addresses.. With pseudo ipv4 cloudflare makes up an ip address for the ipv6 user connecting.. so its not real one, and not needed because emby supports ipv6 addresses.

Not if you don't set an AAAA record in CF DNS settings.. they have no idea how to try ipv6 to reach your origin if you don't set one.. Yet your domain name will still have a AAAA record to reach cloudflare. all the pseudo ipv4 does is "creates" a fake IPv4 address to represent the connecting client and sends it to the origin server in case the origin doesn't know what to do with ipv6 addresses.

Its only needed if your origin server application doesn't know how to handle IPv6 addressing (in headers) the connecting IP from cloudflare is what the origin will respond to which will be an ipv4 cloudflare server ip. This is why x-forwarded-for is important, it contains multiple IP addresses, X-Forwarded-For: , , so the origin server knows the client ip and knows to respond to proxy2 in that attached example, client can be IPv6 proxy1 and proxy2 can be ipv4. My origin server does not support IPv6 right now, yet its streaming to an ipv6 person just fine, and of course ipv4 too. But if emby were to reject ipv6 client addresses and not respond to them, I would need to enable pseudo ipv4.

you don't want to use "no query string" see the screen capture below, everything after the ? is a query string.. if you ignore this cloudflare will cache these files as if they never change. so when a new version of emby comes out and that V= version changes, cloudflare wont cache the new files.. and it will serve up the old version files causing other issues. 

if you are not caching videos and you have the proper rules set, your mp4's shouldnt be getting cached in the first place.

I have a client whose web design team is using cloudflare for their public nameservers. At the clients location, we have an active directory domain with several servers, and we are running internal DNS for their domain (lets say "client.com" is the domain).

The problem I'm seeing is that since PC's in their office need to point to internal DNS, every time CloudFlare changes the IP address of their website -- which seems to happen at least every other week, sometimes multiple times in a week, I have to manually update my internal DNS records with the new IP addresses so that the website is accessible again from within their office. Obviously those that are outside of the office have no problem since external users are looking to public DNS servers that then point to the cloudflare nameservers. But I'm not sure how to make this happen inside the clients domain as well.


I searched all over, but hadn't found info on this problem -- even though I know a lot of my clients are using .com or .org instead of the .private or .local suffixes to their windows server domain nowadays, so what is the way around this problem?

The internal DNs may have a conditional forwarder, or maybe not, for client.com pointing to cloudflare dns servers for client.com. 

But essentially www.client.com Opens a new window and other public sites won't be handled by the internal DNs servers anymore as it's not in their domain. It get handed off to cloudflares dns servers to handle resolving the addresses. So now, when cloudflare change an ip address, the internal dns servers won't care. 


I have the same trouble. Cannot get through this Cloudfare browser challenge on ChatGPT and Pluralsight. I disabled all plugins, cleared all site data including cookies, turned off Avast antivirus. I have even created new windows account with a new chrome profile. Nada. Firefox works well, but I cannot make Chrome get through.

Warp+ client on android device is okay

Wireguard client on windows is not okay, no handshake

Wireguard client on openwrt is not okay, no handshake

Hi, I have the same problem here. Even changing the endpoint to engage.cloudflareclient.com:2408 is not working. But wireguard client on android working well with the config. But not openwrt and windows client. Any helps?

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