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CDN Fronting on Beeline: The Working Recipe (Caddy + XHTTP)

The updated working recipe for CDN fronting on Beeline's free CDN: a "Static" resource, a Caddy origin (installer or by hand), VLESS-XHTTP in packet-up mode (GET uplink, POST downlink), firefox fingerprint. Step by step: the resource in the CDN panel, the Remnawave profile, installing and configuring Caddy, the host. The scheme works identically on Beeline, Timeweb, and Beget. Practice.

What this scheme is

Beeline's free CDN sits in front of the node as a front: the client connects to the CDN edge/domain, and the CDN proxies traffic to the node. The node's real IP is hidden, IP bans are useless, and the network is Russian — TSPU is lenient toward it. The transport is VLESS-XHTTP packet-up: the uplink goes over GET, the downlink over POST. The origin on the node runs on Caddy — it reverse-proxies only the XHTTP path to local …

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