CloudFlare is the web’s easiest performance and security solution. You can learn more about what CloudFlare is in this article. This article will give you a step-by-step guide on how to setup CloudFlare on your ASP account.

To begin, visit the CloudFlare signup page by clicking here:

1) Enter your email address into the email address boxes

2) Enter your desired username into the choose username box

3) Enter and confirm your password in the password boxes

4) Read and agree to the CloudFlare Terms of use, then click Create account now

5) Enter your website URL and then click Add Website

6) Once CloudFlare has scanned your website, click Continue

7) If there are any missing files, click Add to add them to the list. If all of your files are present, click I’ve added all missing records, continue

8 ) Choose the settings you want for your website. Once you have chosen your settings, click Continue

9) Now open a new window and log in to your ASP account

10) Click on Domains

11) Click on the name of the website you are enabling CloudFlare on

12) Click Edit DNS zone records 

13) Click the pencil icon next to the name servers you need to edit

14) Update your name servers according to the instructions on CloudFlare

15) Once you’ve edited the name server, click Save

16) Once all the name servers have been edited, go back to the CloudFlare page and click I’ve updated my nameservers, continue

17) You will now receive a confirmation that CloudFlare has been setup on your ASP account. Please allow 24 hours for CloudFlare to check your website before it is up and running. You also will have the option to add additional domains from this page.

This concludes how to setup CloudFlare on your ASP account