V2ray Mikrotik (Complete ⇒)

Alternative Method: Routing Specific IP Addresses (Full Tunneling via Routing Tables)

For this example, assume your MikroTik LAN IP is 192.168.88.1 and the V2Ray Gateway IP is 192.168.88.254 . Policy-Based Routing and Traffic Interception

Three common deployment models:

Remote V2Ray server + MikroTik as gateway/router

Ensure the configuration specifies the correct "inbound" (usually SOCKS or HTTP on port 1080) and "outbound" (your Vless, Vmess, or Trojan server details). Step 4: Pull and Run the V2Ray Container v2ray mikrotik

To allow the container to access the internet to connect to your V2Ray server, you must set up Source NAT.

Containers require external storage (USB or MicroSD) on smaller routers to prevent wearing out the internal flash memory. Containers require external storage (USB or MicroSD) on

: Use Vless with XTLS or Trojan-Go, which are harder to detect than standard VPNs like L2TP or WireGuard.

Upload your validated config.json to the router's disk (e.g., a folder named disk1/v2ray/ ). Ensure your local inbound port inside the file is listening on 0.0.0.0:10808 (SOCKS5) or 0.0.0.0:10809 (HTTP). Configure the container registry and definition: Ensure your local inbound port inside the file