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Hi David As nealmp mentioned there's likely a reason for the error but it will make sense to open a support ticket by emailing to support@fastly.com so we can go into details with you. Thanks
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Hi Mathieu For such a specific query I'd suggest emailing Fastly Support (support@fastly.com). We'll be able to go into the details of your case without divulging any potentially sensitive informa...
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Hi To be able to go into details it's best to send this in as a support ticket via support@fastly.com Thanks
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Use the name without the last dash and location code. ie cache-sjc3142 instead of cache-sjc3142-SJC. That will give you a complete hostname of cache-sjc3142.hosts.fastly.net.
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Hi David Will this product issue SSL certificates for my customers’ domains? Or do I have to obtain and upload certificates myself on behalf of my customers? It's the delivery and management ...
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Hi @markwainwright. Enabling will require emailing support@fastly.com. It's fairly quick and easy to do now.
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Can you be more specific about which parameters are important for Fastly? I plan to report the problem upstream but need as much details as possible Sure. In order for the TCP flows to work ...
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The problem may to be related to my Technicolor TG788vn VDSL/ADSL modem router. It's very likely that is the root of the issue. We rely on certain parameters to be hashed on for TCP/IP flows t...
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The logic is actually very simple: when the master content changes the management system should inform the cache (via a PURGE API call) so that the cache knows to update itself with fresh content. ...
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Hi @Wiley_Sanders The DNS resolution for certain resolvers returns the anycast addresses. It's likely SSL Labs is using one of those resolvers: ``` google dns server dig +short @8.8.8.8 deadp...