Is the website you are auditing using Cloudflare DNS?

If you run an audit on a website that uses a Cloudflare firewall for security purposes, there is a chance it may result in a failed audit. This is due to the rules set up by the Cloudflare user that adds an intermediate screen containing a Google reCaptcha challenge that needs to be completed before the website can be accessed. My Web Audit runs a series of automated checks to analyze different audit points. To do that, the My Web Audit application IP should be whitelisted in the Cloudflare firewall settings. Whitelisting an IP in Cloudflare takes no more than a couple of minutes. Check the steps below to whitelist the My Web Audit IP in Cloudflare. STEP 1: Log in to Cloudflare here https://www.cloudflare.com/a/login STEP 2: Select website and click on the Firewall settings STEP 3: Scroll to the IP Firewall section, and under the Access Rules section, add a new entry to whitelist the My Web Audit’s IP. See the information for the fields below. Enter the IP 52.34.215.77 under the “Enter an IP…” field. Select the Whitelist option in the drop-down. Keep This Website selected. Add My Web Audit in the note field (Optional). Click Add button. Once you accomplish this, you can re-visit the dashboard https://www.mywebaudit.com/dashboard and re-run the audit. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at support@mywebaudit.com.

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