Reverse Proxy Servers and Vercel

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Reverse Proxy Servers and Vercel We do not recommend placing a reverse proxy server in front of your Vercel project as it affects Vercel's firewall in the following ways: - Vercel's CDN loses visibility into the traffic, which reduces the effectiveness of the firewall in identifying suspicious activity.

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