Enabling QUIC.cloud services¶

In order to use QUIC.cloud, you must pair it with WordPress. Here's how to pair LiteSpeed Cache and QUIC.cloud in your WordPress admin.

Initiate in WordPress¶

Log in to the WordPress dashboard for the domain you’d like to use with QUIC.cloud. Navigate to LiteSpeed Cache > General > Online Services, and click the Enable QUIC.cloud services button.

QUIC.cloud will attempt to detect your server type and IP. Wait a few moments for this to complete. If you wish to use QUIC.cloud anonymously, then you can click the Stay Anonymous button, and your setup is complete.

Otherwise, you can move on to the next step: Creating a QUIC.cloud Account

What if it doesn't update?¶

In rare instances, there may be a problem enabling QUIC.cloud services for your site. Here are a few reasons why that might happen.

IPs are Masked by Reverse Proxy¶

If you're using a reverse proxy (like Cloudflare), we may be having difficulty validating our QUIC.cloud server IP addresses. Learn how to fix this.

QUIC.cloud IPs are Blocked¶

In order for the WordPress plugin to communicate with QUIC.cloud, you may need to add QUIC.cloud IP addresses to your server firewall or security plugin. Please see Adding QUIC.cloud IPs to Allowlist to learn how.

QUIC.cloud Nodes are Down¶

If something has happened to the QUIC.cloud service node(s) that usually service your site, you can have the LiteSpeed Cache plugin redetect the local service nodes. Press the QUIC.cloud logo in the top right corner of the Current Cloud Nodes in Service box.

Security Plugin is Blocking Access¶

Some plugins, like Password Protected, can block access to your WordPress REST API. Check the plugin's settings, and look for some way to allow REST API access. In Password Protected, this can be found in the General tab, in the Protected Permissions setting. If you can't find such a setting in the plugin you are using, then you will need to disable the security plugin. QUIC.cloud services cannot work properly without REST API access.

REST API Issue¶

If it isn't a plugin blocking access to your WordPress REST API, it's possible the API itself is not working properly. See Solving WordPress REST API Issues for more information.

Something Else¶

If none of the above scenarios apply, please submit a ticket. We'll be happy to help you pair LiteSpeed Cache and QUIC.cloud.

Next Step¶

The next step is to create a QUIC.cloud account. However, you only need to do so if you plan to use the CDN. An account is optional, if you only plan to use the QUIC.cloud Online Services for WordPress.

There are benefits to a QUIC.cloud account, including a dashboard where you can:

• See detailed usage, statistics & errors for all services
• Have the ability to increase the quota limits with an account-level credit balance
• Set up & manage all QUIC.cloud CDN options
• Easily open a QUIC.cloud support ticket
• Manage multiple domains in one place

See Creating a QUIC.cloud Account to continue.