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V2ray Mikrotik 🆓

However, by leveraging MikroTik’s native (available in RouterOS v7), you can run a lightweight V2Ray instance directly on your router. This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough to successfully deploy V2Ray on MikroTik. Prerequisites and Requirements

This is the . RouterOS v7 includes a Docker-like container feature, allowing you to run an Xray or V2Ray client within the router itself.

Check MikroTik Profile tool. If CPU hits 100%, migrate BGP/IP lists to smaller subsets. v2ray mikrotik

: Use /ip firewall mangle to mark packets from specific local IP addresses that you want to proxy.

And set "policy": "levels" to force all lookups through V2Ray. : Use /ip firewall mangle to mark packets

/routing table add name=to_v2ray fib /ip route add gateway=192.168.88.254 routing-table=to_v2ray distance=1 Use code with caution. Alternative Method: Native RouterOS v7 Containers

The container now runs a SOCKS5 proxy. To make it a full transparent gateway, we redirect traffic into it. The modern community actively develops Xray

Running (or the more modern Xray-core ) on MikroTik devices is primarily achieved using the Container feature introduced in RouterOS v7 . Because MikroTik does not have native support for V2Ray protocols like VMess or VLESS, you must run a specialized Docker container as a workaround. Prerequisites RouterOS Version : You must be running v7.1 or newer.

If your use case is bypassing the GFW, static routing fails because the GFW blocks based on SNI (domain name), not IP. You need domain-based routing.

In this setup, a secondary lightweight device (like a Raspberry Pi, a Linux VPS, or a Docker container) runs the V2Ray client configured as a transparent proxy using dokodemo-door or TProxy . The MikroTik router acts as the traffic director, using Policy-Based Routing (PBR) to intercept specific network traffic and forward it to the V2Ray gateway machine before it hits the internet. 2. Native RouterOS v7 Containers

V2Ray is an open-source platform designed to build a private, secured network over an untrusted one (like the internet). It goes far beyond a simple proxy, offering a modular that supports various protocols, routing rules, and traffic obfuscation mechanisms. The modern community actively develops Xray , a more advanced fork of V2Ray, which offers improved performance and newer protocols like VLESS and REALITY.

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