V2ray Mikrotik [UHD – 8K]

You must mark the packets you want to route through V2Ray. Open the MikroTik CLI and enter the following commands to create an IP address list for routed devices and mark their traffic:

Before beginning, ensure you have the following:

Split-host (explicit proxy)

Running V2Ray in a container on a $60 router has limits. Here is how to maximize throughput:

V2Ray requires a JSON configuration file. Create a file named config.json locally on your computer. Below is a standard client configuration template designed to act as an inbound SOCKS/HTTP proxy or a transparent proxy using dokodemo-door : v2ray mikrotik

Ensure the traffic leaving the MikroTik towards the V2Ray client is NATed properly so it can return.

V2Ray (often utilized via the advanced Xray core) is a platform for building proxies that excel at bypassing deep packet inspection (DPI). MikroTik RouterOS is an enterprise-grade routing operating system. You must mark the packets you want to route through V2Ray

You must have physical access to the router to toggle the mode-button or perform a cold boot to enable the container package for security reasons.

Create a standard config.json file containing your VMess, VLESS, or Trojan outbound configurations. Upload this file to your MikroTik’s storage (e.g., /flash/v2ray/config.json ). A basic client outbound structure: Create a file named config

By default, the container gets a virtual IP (e.g., 172.17.0.2). Use Mangle to send traffic there:

Verify that Xray started correctly and connected to the server. /container/logs/print Use code with caution.