V2ray Mikrotik

Full-tunnel v2ray on RouterOS via container/third-party package (less common)

is an open-source platform designed to provide a flexible and secure way to access the internet. It supports multiple protocols and can camouflage its traffic to mimic HTTPS, making it difficult for third parties to detect and block. This versatility and security make V2Ray a popular choice among individuals seeking a private internet connection.

MikroTik Configuration Patterns (practical items) v2ray mikrotik

Directly running V2Ray inside a MikroTik RouterOS container (if your hardware supports it) often strains the CPU and memory. A splits the workload:

# Create container interface /interface/veth/add name=v2ray-veth address=172.17.0.2/24 gateway=172.17.0.1 Support for VLESS, VMess, Trojan, and XTLS Vision

Create a list of IP ranges or domains (using RouterOS v7’s dynamic DNS lists) that need to bypass local restrictions.

Because MikroTik natively routes IP packets and standard V2Ray runs as an application-level proxy, the cleanest method in RouterOS v7 is using forwarding or Mangle rules with an external routing table if utilizing a transparent proxy inbound. Support for VLESS

Support for VLESS, VMess, Trojan, and XTLS Vision for advanced obfuscation.

The process is the same, but with a different Docker image, such as alireza7/x-ui (which provides a GUI to manage server configurations). You will also need to perform on your main WAN interface:

Use firewall rules to block internet access if the V2Ray container goes down ⁠1.2.4 .