It looks like your subdomain isn't setup in CloudFlare which is who it looks like you're using as your name servers.
I took a look at CloudFlare's managing DNS records post, and if you read from the Subdomains not working on CloudFlare section you should see this:
If a subdomain on your site isn't working, the most common issue is that you didn't add the subdomain to your zone file when you configured the domain. If you are missing a subdomain called "blog", which translates to blog.yourdomain.com, then you simply need to add the missing record as an A record or CNAME.
A record has to point to a server IP address:
Hope that helps, please let us know if you had any further questions at all.
Hello ooooosh, and thanks for your question.
It looks like your subdomain isn't setup in CloudFlare which is who it looks like you're using as your name servers.
I took a look at CloudFlare's managing DNS records post, and if you read from the Subdomains not working on CloudFlare section you should see this:
If a subdomain on your site isn't working, the most common issue is that you didn't add the subdomain to your zone file when you configured the domain. If you are missing a subdomain called "blog", which translates to blog.yourdomain.com, then you simply need to add the missing record as an A record or CNAME.
A record has to point to a server IP address:
Hope that helps, please let us know if you had any further questions at all.
- Jacob