Make your first connection.
Learn how to install v2rayN, import a subscription or share link, test server latency, configure the system proxy, and set up routing.
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Three steps. A simpler connection.
Getting started is easier than you think.
Download and install
Choose the right package for your system, then extract or install it and open v2rayN.
Get the appImport your configuration
Copy your provider’s subscription URL, add it under subscription groups, then update the subscription.
Configuration guideChoose a server and connect
Select an available server, configure the system proxy, and choose the routing mode that fits your needs.
Read the documentationv2rayN is client software. It does not provide proxy servers or subscriptions.
Choose a package for your device
Identify your operating system and CPU architecture. Most 64-bit Intel and AMD computers use x64; Apple M-series and other ARM devices use ARM64. Windows also offers x86 builds, while Linux includes RISC-V and LoongArch packages. Read the instructions on the relevant platform download page.
Add a subscription or import a share link
For a subscription URL, add a subscription group, enter the URL, and update the subscription. For a single-server share link, copy the complete link and use the client’s clipboard import feature. Exact menu labels may differ between versions.
Test and select an active server
After a successful update, your servers should appear in the list. Run an availability or latency test, then select a working server as active. If tests fail, check the network, subscription validity, server status, and system clock, and review the specific error in the logs.
Set the system proxy and routing mode
For applications that respect the system proxy, enable automatic system proxy configuration in the client. Choose routing rules appropriate to your needs, keeping local networks direct. Verify a destination in your browser, then check whether other applications use the same proxy settings.
Update and troubleshoot carefully
Back up your configuration before updating, close the running client, and follow the release notes. Check that system proxy settings are cleared when exiting. For failed connections, verify server availability, core startup, local port availability, and routing rules in that order.
A big world. A simple connection.
Start exploring more possibilities with one thoughtful client.