MikroTik’s Container feature (introduced in RouterOS v7) makes running V2Ray directly on the router possible. Below is a step-by-step guide to configuring V2Ray on MikroTik using Containerization and Policy-Based Routing. Prerequisites and Requirements
Once your container is running, you must configure RouterOS to send traffic through it. This involves creating a special routing table to handle the traffic you want to proxy. v2ray mikrotik
Better: Use a with address-list scripts. There are community scripts that automatically fetch GFW domain lists and create routing marks. This involves creating a special routing table to
: Use a second container (like Hev-Tun ) to create a TUN device that converts SOCKS5 traffic from the V2Ray container into a routable interface. : Use a second container (like Hev-Tun )
For most users, the combo is more stable and easier to debug. For professionals, the container method is the ultimate solution for deploying stealth proxies in corporate or home networks.
While containers represent the most powerful method, there are alternative configurations depending on your needs.