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Matthias Briggs

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Aug 2, 2024, 9:39:44 PM8/2/24

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V2Ray is a powerful and secure tool for protecting your online privacy and security. It is an open-source proxy and VPN solution that can be used to bypass censorship and access the internet securely and anonymously. With V2Ray, you can protect your data from being monitored or intercepted by third parties, and you can also access geographical restricted content.

V2Ray is a VPN service that provides advanced proxy functions, such as data obfuscation, traffic shaping, and network monitoring. It was designed to bypass censorship in countries where access to the internet is restricted, and to help users protect their online privacy. Unlike other VPN services, V2Ray is an open-source project, which means that anyone can view and contribute to the code. This makes it a popular choice for tech-savvy users who want more control over their VPN service.

Multiple inbound/outbound proxies: one V2Ray instance supports in parallel multiple inbound and outbound protocols. Each protocol works independently.
Customizable routing: incoming traffic can be sent to different outbounds based on routing configuration. It is easy to route traffic by target region or domain.
Multiple protocols: V2Ray supports multiple protocols, including Socks, HTTP, Shadowsocks, VMess etc. Each protocol may have its own transport, such as TCP, mKCP, WebSocket etc.
Obfuscation: V2Ray has built in obfuscation to hide traffic in TLS, and can run in parallel with web servers.
Reverse proxy: General support of reverse proxy. Can be used to build tunnels to localhost.
Multiple platforms: V2Ray runs natively on Windows, Mac OS, Linux, etc. There is also third party support on mobile.

The client and server are the same program. V2fly is a community version that is still maintained.
If you want to install the v2ray client, you can install
v2ray (maintained by v2fly), then configure config.json. Or you can use the GUI client: Qv2ray

Thanks for very helpful answer. My aim is not to proxify my PC internet traffic system-wide, but only for example my web browser traffic so i set 127.0.0.1:v2rayport, i am guessing it will work like that out of the box.

On the server i installed using command mentioned at GitHub - v2fly/fhs-install-v2ray: Bash script for installing V2Ray in operating systems such as Debian / CentOS / Fedora / openSUSE that support systemd
Then i had to manually define config.json files content:
Shadowsocks V2Ray Beginner's Guide
server: /usr/local/etc/v2ray/config.json
client: /etc/v2ray/config.json
and restart at both ends: systemctl restart v2ray
and it works under the defined ports. I am wondering if i could do it easier. I have set two servers in single config.json and it appears that it from time to time switch between the two automatically, wondering if i can influence this switching manually or make one default and other fail-over or if/how load balance under shadowsocks protocol works - i do not insist to use SS protocol, that is just what i have used before)?

Personally, I use the vmess protocol and have a fake website installed on my server. I also route my VPN through cloudflare (free) to prevent my servers IP from being blocked. I live in country which sniffs out and blocks VPN connections. OpenVPN and shadowsocks protocols are blocked within minutes.

I know there a lot of scripts out there for setting up a server, but be careful. I have come across quite a few that are malicious. If you are not setting up a fake website and only intent to use v2ray, it would be better to set it up manually or via the official install script.

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Privacy is becoming more and more essential in situations where restrictive Internet connections and mass surveillance is spreading. In many of these situations it can be challenging to connect to our VPN service.

Our v2ray deployment is accessible by using a plugin to ShadowSocks, which can be set as a custom bridge via our Mullvad app on Windows and Linux. You can find more information about how to get started here. v2ray is a tool to help bypass restrictive networks, it is added as an option alongside ShadowSocks on our bridge servers.

In addition to adding v2ray to some of our bridges, we have also converted the same bridge servers to run from RAM without any disks in use, using our stboot boot loader. You can see all the bridge servers running from RAM on our servers page, by selecting the RAM checkbox.

Finally, we have added a guide which collates some of the ways to connect to our service when you are unable to access our website, download our app or establish a VPN connection. This could be considered a Hitchhikers Guide to Restrictive Connectivity.

I live in kashmir valley where we were under communication blackout since Aug 5. The govt has recently restored phone networks and access to 301 whitelisted websites like travel, education, and other govt sites and that too only 2G network. I am using tls tunnel on my smartphone to access the forbidden internet since most vpns are not working due to being blocked. I was wondering if i could get internet working on my ubuntu. It is a minimal install and all ubuntu servers are blocked so not even "apt update" working.

There is a list of the 301 whitelisted websites on the Internet. Github is listed among them. Therefore you should be able to reach -core/releases and download the V2Ray client for Ubuntu. I believe v2ray-linux-64.zip is the download you need for the client. I do not know if it will work without access to apt update.

For the server, you will need access to a VPS outside Kashmir, or to a friend who can set the VPS up for you. You would need to disguise the VPS as one of the 301 whitelisted web servers. Configuring the server is a little bit complicated, and you would need to follow a tutorial if you have never done it before.