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Discontinuation of Cloudflare CDN cPanel and Plesk plugins

Cloudflare is ending support for the CDN plugins in cPanel and Plesk as of November 1, 2022. Here’s what this means and what you need to do.

End of Support for cPanel and Plesk Plugins

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Cloudflare is discontinuing its CDN plugins for both cPanel and Plesk due to ongoing maintenance and support costs. After November 1, 2022, these plugins will be removed and will no longer function.

This change means you will no longer be able to manage Cloudflare settings from within cPanel or Plesk. All management must be done directly from your Cloudflare dashboard.

Impact on Your Website

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This change does not affect your site’s operation.
Existing Cloudflare accounts and domains will continue to work normally and will keep serving traffic.

If you previously relied on the cPanel or Plesk plugin to manage Cloudflare, make sure you can access your Cloudflare account directly at:
https://dash.cloudflare.com/login

Account Access Help

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If needed, you can recover your account using the following Cloudflare tools:

Tip

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If your site runs on a LiteSpeed server, you may want to use LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress (LSCWP) to integrate Cloudflare with WordPress.
Alternatively, consider QUIC.cloud, a CDN option that works seamlessly with WordPress and LiteSpeed.