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How can i open a xray/vless server with a cheap nat vps

hello i bought a vps with nat ip but i can use it. i tried every way (direct ip, cloudflare tunnel with domain) but it didnt worked. does anybody know how can i make it work?

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  • is your network under GFW or smth?

  • It's a simple question. I suggest asking GPT.

  • @wahahahaohe said:
    It's a simple question. I suggest asking GPT.

    im not stupid i tried that way too. and it is not simple

  • @nekomikoreimu said:
    is your network under GFW or smth?

    no my home network doesnt have any restriction/dpi

  • MJJsMJJs Member
    edited November 2025

    You should paste some runtime logs or related screenshots. For VPS using NAT, as long as you have deployed the service to the correct port, running Xray should be very simple.

  • I recommend checking the example configuration at https://github.com/XTLS/REALITY , you can run some commands to generate the keys, uuids etc. There are several one liner installer scripts linked at https://github.com/XTLS/Xray-core?tab=readme-ov-file#installation

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  • hello i bought a vps with nat ip but i can use it.

    You’re trying to make the traffic look like it’s going to a legit host such as github.com:443, but on a NAT VPS you don't control external port 443. The connection instead goes through a high forwarded port (e.g., ip-address:30001), which exposes that it isn’t real HTTPS. Using a different domain also gives you away.

  • @schwabene said:

    hello i bought a vps with nat ip but i can use it.

    You’re trying to make the traffic look like it’s going to a legit host such as github.com:443, but on a NAT VPS you don't control external port 443. The connection instead goes through a high forwarded port (e.g., ip-address:30001), which exposes that it isn’t real HTTPS. Using a different domain also gives you away.

    This.. Even if he gets it working, its gonna be useless.

  • Does your NAT vps have access to HAProxy (running on the host node)? You could use that to forward port 80&443 traffic from the domain to your vps.

  • VLESS/Trojan + ws/xhttp + Cloudflare, listen on port 443 with the VPS's IPv6 address.

  • @tototo said:
    VLESS/Trojan + ws/xhttp + Cloudflare, listen on port 443 with the VPS's IPv6 address.

    This is way to go on IPv6 only or NAT with IPv6.

  • @agagaslol said:

    @nekomikoreimu said:
    is your network under GFW or smth?

    no my home network doesnt have any restriction/dpi

    why are you trying to use an obfuscated proxy on a clean network

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  • BallinwrldBallinwrld Barred
    edited November 2025

    @agagaslol said:

    @nekomikoreimu said:
    is your network under GFW or smth?

    no my home network doesnt have any restriction/dpi

    Then just set up Shadowsocks/plain Socks5 proxy or a VPN like WireGuard.

  • daviddavid Member
    edited November 2025

    @david said:
    Does your NAT vps have access to HAProxy (running on the host node)? You could use that to forward port 80&443 traffic from the domain to your vps.

    Sorry, that's only if you're trying to host a website on a NAT vps.

    As for xray/vless, I also tried to set that up awhile back, maybe last year, but found it too complex. I'm not under any restrictions, so I just continue to use wireguard. I just thought it would be nice to do, because I could. Plus, you know, the time to build the ark is before the flood.

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