V2ray Mikrotik Today

Once the container is running, use in RouterOS to decide which traffic goes through the V2Ray tunnel. You can mark specific local IP addresses or destinations and route them through the container’s virtual interface. Alternative: The "OpenWRT" Bridge

/container/add remote-image=v2fly/v2fly-core:v5.12.0 interface=veth1 root-dir=/disk1/v2ray v2ray mikrotik

Then redirect HTTP traffic to the proxy: Once the container is running, use in RouterOS

Common Deployment Patterns

V2Ray is not natively supported on RouterOS - you'll need either RouterOS v7 with containers or point to an external V2Ray server using standard proxy features. For native support, consider WireGuard or OpenVPN which are built into RouterOS. Once the container is running

"address": "your-vps-domain.com", "port": 443, "users": [ "id": "uuid-from-server", "security": "auto" ]