was a strict disciplinarian, preferring its own internal protocols. But with the arrival of RouterOS v7 and its support for Containers , Elias saw an opening.
/container/mounts add dst=/etc/xray/config.json src=/path/to/your/config.json name=xray-config
Method 1: Deploying V2Ray via RouterOS Containers (Recommended)
To avoid routing everything (like Netflix or local banking), use MikroTik's DNS to identify blocked domains. v2ray mikrotik
Then redirect HTTP traffic to the proxy:
: Check your MikroTik system logs. This usually means the config.json file is missing, placed in the wrong directory, or contains invalid syntax/brackets.
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/ip/firewall/nat/add chain=dstnat protocol=tcp dst-port=80 action=redirect to-ports=8080 comment="Redirect HTTP to V2Ray Parent Proxy" Use code with caution.
Only works for HTTP/HTTPS. No UDP, no non-web traffic.
Internet ←→ MikroTik (Gateway) ←→ V2Ray Proxy Box (192.168.88.10) ←→ LAN Clients was a strict disciplinarian, preferring its own internal
This creates an isolated virtual network for your container.
And set "policy": "levels" to force all lookups through V2Ray.