【Scientific Internet】v2rayN Lazy Man's Easy Routing Configuration

Mar 25, 2023#科学上网1379

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This text discusses DNS resolution and routing settings. It provides a configuration example with different servers, addresses, ports, domains, and expectations for IP addresses. It also mentions the need to download geosite and geoip files from LoyalSodier's repository for routing settings. The text further explains different categories for blocking, directing, and proxying certain domains or IP addresses. The goal is to ensure certain websites or services are accessed directly or through a proxy based on their location or category.

DNS Resolution and Routing#

{
   "servers": [
     {
       "address": "https+local://doh.pub/dns-query",
       "port": 443,
       "domains": [
         "geosite:cn"
       ],
       "expectIPs": [
         "geoip:cn"
       ]
     },
     {
       "address": "https+local://1.1.1.1/dns-query",
       "port": 443,
       "domains": [
         "geosite:geolocation-!cn",
         "geosite:speedtest"
       ]
     },
     "1.1.1.1",
     "localhost"
   ]
}

Routing Settings#

Before setting, download the geosite and geoip files from LoyalSodier's repository and replace them.

1. Block#

geosite:category-ads-all

2. Direct (Custom Domains)#

domain:cm.steampowered.com,
domain:steamserver.net

Mainly for direct connection to Steam login to prevent downloads from redirecting to foreign regions after login.

3. Direct (Supplement)#

geosite:private,
geosite:apple-cn,
geosite:tld-cn,
geosite:category-games@cn

This part is to supplement the cn part.

4. Proxy (Non-cn Traffic)#

geosite:geolocation-!cn

This part can route common foreign websites to the proxy.

5. Direct (cn)#

geosite:cn

geoip:cn,
geoip:private

Fallback direct connection rules.

6. Proxy (Match)#

Any domain/ip that does not match the above rules will go directly to the proxy.