VLESS through CDN: set up from scratch
A proxy tunnel behind a CDN with camouflage as a public
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TL;DR: Tired of lag and disconnects when connecting to your VPS directly? This hands-on guide shows how to set up VLESS traffic through a CDN—so it looks like a normal HTTPS connection with a large provider and hides your origin server. You’ll learn: how this architecture works and why you need two domains; what you’ll need to get started; step-by-step setup—from configuring DNS and installing Nginx to obtaining TLS certificates via DNS-01 and creating a decoy “shim”; how to configure Xray with inbound VLESS+WS, set host parameters, and use random paths instead of the standard /stream; how to connect to the MTS CDN and what happens on the client side, including what DPI may be able to see. At the end, there are sections on troubleshooting and breaking down common issues. The guide includes practical steps for stable and less noticeable traffic routing.
A proxy tunnel behind a CDN with camouflage as a public
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