@ricardo do I need to change anything in my cpanel dns zone editor?

Hey there. You'll find the nameservers from your domain registrar. Somewhere in their control panel, you'll add a DNS record pointing your domain to the IP provided by your reseller hosting provider.

(note that I bought a reseller account because it was cheap and have more GB and Band than the shared hosting. I only want to use it for my websites)

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@ScienceOnline, you change authoritative DNS without DNS Management.

I read DNS Management - 1 domain 0.10 €/month, is without this dns management allowed to change nameservers?

ClouDNS is great if you need wildcard DNS (CloudFlare requires an Enterprise plan).

-100% SSD , Cloud DNS , Data replication thats a big difference at all

test.marv.pw was a test for something. Removed the DNS record at Cloudflare a few hours ago but haven't done so on the VPS Admin. Not an issue with the NAT VPS so yeah (Image)

ClouDNS is great if you need wildcard DNS (CloudFlare requires an Enterprise plan).

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Along with a ping to the same IP, I would suggest a DNS check on the FQDN as well. Sometimes the lookup is the 'slow' part of the HTTP request.

I would just stick with CF. https://www.cloudflare.com/dns/

What do you mean? Cloudflare provides just free dns hosting without needing to use their other services...and ClouDNS also provides DNS hosting.

CloudFlare and ClouDNS are not the same thing...

I personally have never used CloudFlare for my websites, but have been using CloudNS for over 2 years and absolutely love it. The interface is very easy to use and everything simply just works, have n

In a simpler quote: use CF for DNS only if you want to use letsencrypt.

I'm hesitating to move my DNS from CloudFlare to CloudNS. Can anyone share their opinion of CF vs CNS?

I use their DNS hosting and haven't had any problems with them at all. Nice and simple, and with an API for automation.

If I pass, cloudflare of "DNS Only" to "DNS and HTTP proxy," I can not access my site: