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Universal SSL

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Limitations
Troubleshooting

Advanced certificates

Manage advanced certificates
API commands

Custom certificates

Manage custom certificates
Renewing
Bundle methodologies
Add CAA records
Remove key file password

Enforce HTTPS connections
Domain Control Validation (DCV)

Troubleshooting

Staging environment (Beta)
Additional options

Certificate Transparency Monitoring
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs)
TLS 1.3
Minimum TLS Version
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Client certificates
Create a client certificate
Configure your mobile app or IoT device
Enable mTLS
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Keyless SSL
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Hardware security modules

Configuration
AWS cloud HSM
Azure Dedicated HSM
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SoftHSMv2
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IBM cloud HSM
Google Cloud HSM

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High availability
Scaling and benchmarking
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Troubleshooting
Mutual authentication
Origin server
Encryption modes
Cipher suites
Origin CA certificates
SSL/TLS Recommender
Authenticated origin pull

How authenticated origin pulls work
Set up authenticated origin pulls

Custom origin trust store
SSL for SaaS
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Plans
Common tasks

Issue new certificates
Enforce mTLS
Validate certificates
Verify custom hostnames

Hostname specific behavior

Custom metadata
Connection request details
Custom origin server

Custom certificates

Manage custom certificates
Certificate signing requests (CSRs)

Reference

Status codes

Custom hostnames
Custom CSRs
Certificate authority specific

Hostname analytics
Hostname verification backoff schedule
Common API calls
Deprecation - Version 1
Using a Worker as your origin

Troubleshooting
Reference
Cipher suites
TLS protocols
Certificate and hostname priority
Certificate authorities
Browser compatibility
Certificate statuses
Validation backoff schedule
Changes to HTTP DCV
Notifications
FAQ

TLS protocols

Cloudflare supports the following TLS protocols:

TLS 1.0
TLS 1.1
TLS 1.2
TLS 1.3 ( recommended)