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Expand Up @@ -42,4 +42,27 @@ Apache cPanel requires that you upload the Cloudflare origin CA root certificate
### Solution
Use the following link to download an RSA version of the root certificate and upload it to your origin web server:

* [Cloudflare Origin RSA PEM](/ssl/static/origin_ca_rsa_root.pem)
* [Cloudflare Origin RSA PEM](/ssl/static/origin_ca_rsa_root.pem)

## This zone is either not part of your account, or you do not have access to it

When trying to generate an Origin CA on the dashboard, you find the error `Failed to validate requested hostname <hostname>: This zone is either not part of your account, or you do not have access to it`.

### Cause
This is a known issue where, whilst being created on the Cloudflare dashboard, Origin CA requires API access for the user creating the origin certificate.
If the user does not have **API Access**, this error is returned.

### Solution
Make sure that the user creating the certificate has access to the API. You can check under **Account Home** > **Manage Account** > **Members**:

- The default setting for the account is specified in the card **Enable API Access**.
- Specific user API Access (which can override the default setting) is presented after selecting the user in the list of members.

## Origin Server page displays origin certificates for another zone in the account

### Cause
This is a known issue where, when the Origin Server page is opened for different zones in sequence, it displays the certificates from the first zone.

### Solution
Refresh the page in your browser to get the correct origin certificates list for current zone.