Has anyone else notice an issue with Cloudflare not proxying IPv6 records even though it's on?
For example
exampledomain.com has both an A and AAAA record pointing to the respectivbe server IPv4 and IPv6 address.
When you add a cname record video.exampledomain.com with the destination being exampledomain.com it serves IPv6 traffic directly from the AAAA destination without proxying the traffic although all the proxy switches are enabled.
Deleting the AAAA record of exampledomain.com fixes the issue but then it's IPv4 Server to IPv4 cloudflare that translates it and serves IPV6 to the end user. A wate considering the server has Ipv6.
For example
exampledomain.com has both an A and AAAA record pointing to the respectivbe server IPv4 and IPv6 address.
When you add a cname record video.exampledomain.com with the destination being exampledomain.com it serves IPv6 traffic directly from the AAAA destination without proxying the traffic although all the proxy switches are enabled.
Deleting the AAAA record of exampledomain.com fixes the issue but then it's IPv4 Server to IPv4 cloudflare that translates it and serves IPV6 to the end user. A wate considering the server has Ipv6.