About V2Ray Tutorials
Client links, setup steps, and networking fundamentals are organized for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux users. Content is arranged by language while keeping technical conclusions consistent.
Downloads and Setup Guides
This site documents v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG, covering client selection, installation, subscription imports, system proxies, routing rules, DNS, and TUN mode. The downloads page organizes links by platform, while the guides provide reproducible steps and the terminology pages explain protocol and core concepts.
The site does not provide nodes or subscription services, nor does it replace release notes from the client projects. Version changes, interface differences, and platform requirements are identified on the relevant pages so readers can judge whether a guide applies.
Project V, V2Fly, and Xray
Project V is an open-source technology ecosystem built around network proxy protocols and routing capabilities. V2Fly continues to maintain the V2Ray core family, while Xray has developed an independent core family from related technologies. They share connections in configuration structure, protocol support, and client integration, while differing in implementation.
Depending on the platform and configuration, v2rayN can use the relevant core capabilities; v2rayNG is generally used with Xray cores, while v2flyNG targets V2Fly cores. The guides distinguish client interfaces, core names, and protocol concepts rather than treating them as products at the same level.
Version Mapping and Step Verification
Download links are checked against the corresponding version list for the application name, operating system, processor architecture, and file-key mapping, reducing the risk of choosing the wrong platform or package type. Pages retain explicit client models and system requirements instead of filling gaps with uncertain version details.
Configuration guides are based on the actual workflows of graphical clients, with key steps checked for menu locations, prerequisites, and ways to verify results. When client updates change the interface, documentation is revised first where installation, connection, or routing settings are affected.
Disclaimer and Feedback
This content is for software configuration guidance and networking education. It does not recommend any specific service, node, or use case. Use related software in accordance with local laws, your network environment, and organizational policies, and verify configuration sources and authorization yourself.
If your results differ from the documentation, first follow the Quick Start Guide to check the import, proxy mode, and connection steps. For routing, DNS, or TUN issues, consult the relevant chapter in the Advanced Configuration Manual.