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What is V2Ray?
Project V is a comprehensive toolkit designed to help users build their own privacy network over the internet. The core component, V2Ray, handles network protocols and communications. It can work independently or in conjunction with other tools to create a secure connection environment.
VMess is one of the primary protocols for encrypted communications within V2Ray. It includes both inbound and outbound proxy capabilities and relies on synchronized system time for optimal performance. For best results, ensure your system time is in sync with UTC (timezone doesn't matter).
Key Features of V2Ray
Multiple Proxies
One V2Ray instance supports multiple inbound and outbound protocols running in parallel, each operating independently.
Customizable Routing
Incoming traffic can be directed to different outbounds based on routing configurations, making it easy to route by region or domain.
Protocol Variety
V2Ray supports numerous protocols including Socks, HTTP, Shadowsocks, and VMess. Each can utilize different transports like TCP, mKCP, or WebSocket.
Obfuscation
Built-in obfuscation capabilities hide traffic within TLS, and V2Ray can run simultaneously with web servers for additional concealment.
Additional Capabilities
Reverse Proxy
V2Ray offers general support for reverse proxy functionality, enabling the creation of tunnels to localhost.
Cross-Platform
V2Ray runs natively on Windows, macOS, Linux, and other operating systems, with third-party support for mobile devices.
When to Use V2Ray
Privacy Concerns
When you need to protect your online activities from surveillance or monitoring.
Bypass Restrictions
To access websites or services that may be blocked in your region or network.
Global Content Access
For accessing geo-restricted content from streaming services or other platforms.
Public WiFi Security
To secure your connection when using untrusted networks like public WiFi hotspots.
VMESS vs VLESS: Quick Comparison
VMESS
- Full encryption for enhanced security
- Header obfuscation to avoid detection
- Time-based authentication
- Higher overhead but more secure
VLESS
- Lighter protocol with less overhead
- Better performance and speeds
- Relies on transport encryption (TLS)
- Newer protocol with continued development