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Use our status checker above to confirm whether the issue is with Cloudflare or your local connection.
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If you see a Cloudflare error page (like 522 or 524), the issue may be with your origin server, not Cloudflare. Use our status checker to verify Cloudflare's network. Check origin server connectivity and verify your SSL/TLS settings.
Error 520-527 indicate origin server issues. 520: Unknown error, 521: Origin down, 522: Connection timed out, 523: Origin unreachable, 524: Timeout. Error 1xxx codes are Cloudflare-specific configuration issues.
Workers failures may indicate edge network issues. Check the Workers component status. If Cloudflare is up, review your Worker logs in the dashboard, check for CPU time limits, and verify your Worker routes are configured correctly.
Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1) runs on a highly distributed network and rarely experiences complete outages. Your domain's DNS records are served from multiple edge locations. Major DNS issues would affect millions of sites globally.