Tunnel Not Linking to DNS

I have a cloudflare tunnel set up to go to a local instance of a laravel application hosted at “my_api.test:4343” I had a tunnel connected to it that was working up until about 4 hours ago. It’s all used for local development of a large application im swapping from Drupal to laravel and I use the tunnel to facilitate my drupal backend being able to call to my laravel app. And everything was working fine until after lunch today and now the DNS I had my tunnel set up in wont resolve to a host anymore. I made my tunnel through the dashboard(though as part of my debug process did make another local one to no avail). I’ve tried changing the settings, restarting, playing around with https vs http, changed the http header to “localhost” (which fixed the issue last time this happened), and a whole ton of online support articles and tutorials that have yielded me nothing. I discovered along this that my computer doesn’t even have a firewall enabled on it so that’s not the case either. (I’m on Mac, so I guess that’s not too crazy?) I cannot get this tunnel to show up as a public dns that I can hit with either a curl, a postman request, or even a simple ping. I’m guessing there’s some super basic configuration I’m missing and I just need to press a butting correct or use the right endpoint. Has anyone else run into this issue? And does anyone have any ideas on how I can solve it?
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Chaika
Chaika2mo ago
What's the tunnel public hostname?
ToxicMoxla
ToxicMoxlaOP2mo ago
devin-laravel-ldev.in2dki-phx.com
Chaika
Chaika2mo ago
in2dki-phx.com points to Godaddy nameservers, not Cloudflare
whois in2dki-phx.com Registry Domain ID: 2346566722_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL: https://www.godaddy.com Updated Date: 2024-12-30T12:47:26Z ... Name Server: NS03.DOMAINCONTROL.COM Name Server: NS04.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
looks like it was updated earlier today
ToxicMoxla
ToxicMoxlaOP2mo ago
So it’s no longer a cloudflare thing? And that change was literally made earlier today? Also, for my own curiosity, how do you go about finding out that information in case I run into similar issue in the future?

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