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WARP

Every node can have its own Cloudflare WARP. Selected protocols, domains and networks exit through it, and everything else goes direct. This helps when websites dislike your hosting provider’s address.

The WARP button on the node card, two ways:

  • Register: the panel creates a free Cloudflare account by itself, like the WARP app or wgcf. You can add a “WARP+ key” from the 1.1.1.1 app (Account → Key).
  • Own config: paste a WireGuard config from wgcf, warp-plus or the app’s export. You need PrivateKey, Address and the peer’s PublicKey. If the config has no Reserved line, the panel warns you: when registering through the panel it is filled in automatically.
  • A whole protocol: in the connection settings, Way out to the internet → WARP.
  • Domains and networks for all of the node’s protocols: the “Domains and networks through WARP” field, one per line. example.com includes subdomains, 104.16.0.0/13 defines a network. Up to 1000 lines.

The “WARP on” switch temporarily sends everything direct, while the account and lists are kept. “Delete WARP” removes the account: protocols set to WARP keep that setting but work direct.

The WARP window shows the state: off, not checked, works or down. When it works, you can see which address sites see and which Cloudflare data center the traffic goes through. The Check button checks again.

If the check fails, the panel states the reason. The same reason goes to the node’s log and to the Telegram notification.

Reason What it means
no answer over UDP Cloudflare’s endpoint did not answer. Hosting providers often block UDP: try another endpoint in your own config
no answer over HTTPS the tunnel is up, but cloudflare.com did not answer in time
DNS a name could not be resolved through WARP
TLS a TLS error on the way
connection refused a firewall or outbound rules are in the way
not loaded yet the node has not applied WARP yet, wait a minute after saving
node unreachable the panel could not reach the node, or the node is on an old version

By default the node connects to the endpoint 162.159.192.1:2408.