The masquerading rule ensures that traffic from your containers can reach the internet through your router’s WAN interface. The forward rules establish basic connectivity for traffic moving between the container network and the outside world.
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Monitor logs ( /container/print , /container/log print ) to ensure it connects. Step 3: Configure Transparent Proxy (Redirect Traffic) v2ray mikrotik
Set up a V2Ray client (such as v2ray-core , xray , or sing-box ) on a separate device (e.g., a Raspberry Pi, a spare PC, or a VM).
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Use firewall rules to block internet access if the V2Ray container goes down 1.2.4 .
When combining them, you have two primary deployment architectures: The masquerading rule ensures that traffic from your
If your MikroTik router features an ARM, ARM64, or x86 architecture with a USB port for external storage (or ample internal flash), you can host the V2Ray client natively. Step 1: Enable Container Support on MikroTik
# Configure remote registry (Docker Hub) /container/config/set registry-url=https://docker.io # Define the container pull parameters and mount points /container/mounts/add name=v2ray_config src=disk1/v2ray/config.json dst=/etc/v2ray/config.json # Add and start the container /container/add remote-image="teddysun/v2ray:latest" interface=veth-v2ray mounts=v2ray_config root-dir=disk1/v2ray_root logging=yes Use code with caution. Step 3: Configure Transparent Proxy (Redirect Traffic) Set