Verify the container status by typing /container/print . It should display status: . Step 5: Route Traffic Through V2Ray
If you can tell me the you are using, I can help confirm if it supports the container feature . Otherwise, I can also: Help you configure DNS-over-HTTPS for better privacy.
If your connection is being blocked, ensure you are using WebSocket+TLS or a similar obfuscation method, and verify your SERVER_NAME (SNI) matches the config.
Wait for the download. Check status:
Whether you want to route or only specific websites through the proxy.
: She enabled the Container package on the MikroTik. It was like carving out a secret compartment inside the router's engine. : She pulled a lightweight V2Ray image. She configured the config.json VMess over WebSocket + TLS
(192.168.1.10 = local proxy device)
Because RouterOS does not natively redirect internal system requests directly into a SOCKS5 proxy via simple firewall rules, the cleanest method is to use combined with a tool like a web proxy or explicit client settings. Option A: Explicit Device Configuration (Easiest)
: Acts as a bridge, converting the SOCKS5 proxy from Xray into a network interface that RouterOS can route traffic through. 3. Traffic Routing and Firewall
Verify the container status by typing /container/print . It should display status: . Step 5: Route Traffic Through V2Ray
If you can tell me the you are using, I can help confirm if it supports the container feature . Otherwise, I can also: Help you configure DNS-over-HTTPS for better privacy.
If your connection is being blocked, ensure you are using WebSocket+TLS or a similar obfuscation method, and verify your SERVER_NAME (SNI) matches the config. v2ray mikrotik
Wait for the download. Check status:
Whether you want to route or only specific websites through the proxy. Verify the container status by typing /container/print
: She enabled the Container package on the MikroTik. It was like carving out a secret compartment inside the router's engine. : She pulled a lightweight V2Ray image. She configured the config.json VMess over WebSocket + TLS
(192.168.1.10 = local proxy device)
Because RouterOS does not natively redirect internal system requests directly into a SOCKS5 proxy via simple firewall rules, the cleanest method is to use combined with a tool like a web proxy or explicit client settings. Option A: Explicit Device Configuration (Easiest)
: Acts as a bridge, converting the SOCKS5 proxy from Xray into a network interface that RouterOS can route traffic through. 3. Traffic Routing and Firewall Otherwise, I can also: Help you configure DNS-over-HTTPS