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With the networking and configuration files ready, you can now pull the official V2Ray image from Docker Hub.

/container start 0

The output should return the public IP address of your , confirming that your MikroTik router is successfully intercepting and proxying your network traffic. Share public link v2ray mikrotik

Upload this file to /v2ray/conf/config.json on the MikroTik filesystem.

Create a config.json for your V2Ray client (e.g., VMess outbound to your server). Example minimal config: With the networking and configuration files ready, you

/system/swap/add file=/disk1/swap size=512MB Create a config

# For RouterOS v7 /routing/table/add name=route-to-proxy fib /ip/route/add dst-address=0.0.0.0/0 gateway=192.168.88.10 routing-table=route-to-proxy # For RouterOS v6 /ip/route/add dst-address=0.0.0.0/0 gateway=192.168.88.10 routing-mark=route-to-proxy Use code with caution. Performance Comparison: Local Container vs. External Proxy Method 1: RouterOS Container Method 2: External Proxy High (Requires RAM and ARM/x86 CPU) Negligible on MikroTik Setup Complexity High (Virtual switching & environments) Medium (Requires 2 devices) Max Throughput Limited by router CPU processing limits High (Leverages external computer CPU) Hardware Compatibility Only newer ARM/x86 models All MikroTik RouterOS devices Critical Troubleshooting and Optimization 1. Fix DNS Leaks (Crucial step)

The Ultimate Guide to Setting Up V2Ray on MikroTik RouterOS (2026 Edition)