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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Automatically connects you to a [Cloudflare tunnel](https://developers.cloudflar
To be able to use the mod you have to be on the operating system Windows, Linux, or MacOS.

## Other resources
For more detailed instructions, you can also read Varun A's blog post. The blog post can be found [here](https://dacubeking.com/2024/02/28/Proxying-Minecraft.html).
For more detailed instructions, you can read [Adalie's blog post](https://dacubeking.com/2024/02/28/Proxying-Minecraft.html).

## Configuring Cloudflared
You need to set up cloudflare on your server for this to work. There's plenty of guides on how to do this elsewhere.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -39,4 +39,4 @@ Install Cloudflared as described in the “Configuring Cloudflared” part above
For the hostname that you want your players to connect to (eg. `example.domain.net`), create a TXT dns record with either of the following values:
- `cloudflared-use-tunnel` - This will make modflared connect to the tunnel on the hostname itself (eg. `example.domain.net`)
- `cloudflared-route=<route>` - This will make modflared connect to the tunnel under the hostname of `<route>`.
(ex. setting `cloudflared-route=example2.domain.net` will make modflared connect to the tunnel on `example2.domain.net` instead of `example.domain.net`)
(ex. setting `cloudflared-route=example2.domain.net` will make modflared connect to the tunnel on `example2.domain.net` instead of `example.domain.net`)