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Add CAA records

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For additional security, set up Certificate Transparency Monitoring as well.

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For more technical details about CAA records, refer to the introductory blog post.

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Who should create CAA records?

You should create CAA records in Cloudflare if each of the following is true:

  • You uploaded your own custom origin server certificate (not provisioned by Cloudflare).
  • That certificate was issued by a CA (not self-signed).
  • Your domain is on a full setup (not a CNAME setup).
  • When adding new Custom Hostname and your customer has existing CAA records. In this case, ask your customer to remove the existing CAA records or add the missing CAA record.

CAA records added by Cloudflare

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Create CAA records

Create a CAA record for each Certificate Authority (CA) that you plan to use for your domain.

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To add a CAA record in the dashboard,

  1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account and application.
  2. Go to DNS > Records.
  3. Select Add record.
  4. For Type, select CAA.
  5. For Name, type your domain.
  6. Choose a Tag, which specifies the behavior associated with the record.
  7. For CA domain name, enter the CA name.
  8. Select Save.
  9. Repeat for each CA associated with your domain.

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To create a CAA record via the API, use this POST endpoint.

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Once you have finished creating all the records, you can review them in the list of records appearing under the DNS Records panel.