1. Download V2rayN - core and extract fully

After downloading, extract the entire zip file (make sure to extract the whole folder), then double-click V2rayN.exe
Win-V2rayN Extract Win-V2rayN Run

2. Import Nodes

1. Click Subscription Group - Subscription Group Settings

v2rayN Subscription Group Settings

2. Click Add, enter the subscription link in Optional Address, then Save

Add Subscription Button Fill Subscription Link

3. Click Subscription Group - Update Current Subscription (without proxy)

Update Subscription

4. After the nodes appear, change Clear System Proxy at the bottom to Auto Configure System Proxy

Auto Configure Proxy
Setup is complete! You can now try accessing Google!

Tips (Notes)

  • 1. Speed depends on your local network. If it's slow, first open a domestic website such as Bilibili to rule out local network issues.
  • 2. If the service is unavailable, test node availability as shown below. If the active node is unavailable, click a working node and press Enter to switch the active node.
  • 3. To turn off the proxy, change Auto Configure System Proxy back to Clear System Proxy.
  • 4. Node naming: The prefix indicates the node region, while the suffix indicates ISP optimization. Optimized nodes work with all ISPs but may have a higher traffic multiplier.
One-click Delay Test

Advanced: Manually set routing to fix slow domestic websites

If you find some domestic websites slow after turning on the proxy, use this method to troubleshoot:

1. Find the domain in the log box

Routing is domain-based. Sometimes misjudgments occur, routing domestic sites through proxy (labeled proxy). For example, if you visit Lingxing, you can find its domain in the log:

Routing Log Screenshot
  • As shown, you might see direct. 'direct' means the proxy is bypassed. If the route is 'direct', the slowness is an issue with the website itself, not the proxy.
  • If the domain shows proxy, that's the cause of slowness: domestic site routed through proxy. We can fix this with custom routing.

2. Set Custom Routing

Go to: Settings - Routing Settings - V4 - Bypass Mainland (Whitelist) - Bypass Chinese domains

Routing Settings Routing Rules Path

In the Domain box, add an English comma , at the end of the last line, press Enter to start a new line, and add the domain you want to direct connect. Example:

  • regexp:lingxing (This matches any domain containing 'lingxing' for direct connect)
  • domain:lingxing.com (This matches any domain ending in lingxing.com, e.g. lx-ai.lingxing.com, but not lingxingerp.com)

1. Copy the node, then press Ctrl+V in the app to paste and import it, or click Configuration - Import Share Links from Clipboard

Paste Node

2. After the nodes appear, change Clear System Proxy at the bottom to Auto Configure System Proxy

Dedicated IP Auto Configure Proxy
Setup is complete! You can now try accessing https://google.com.

Tips

  • 1. Speed depends on your local network. If it's slow, first open a domestic website such as Bilibili to rule out local network issues.
  • 2. Each dedicated IP is assigned two routes as a backup in case of occasional failures. Nodes with the same name use the same exit IP, so you can switch between them with confidence.
  • 3. If the service is unavailable, test node availability as shown below. If the active node is unavailable, click a working node and press Enter to switch the active node.
  • 4. To turn off the proxy, change Auto Configure System Proxy back to Clear System Proxy.
One-click Delay Test

Advanced: Manually set routing to fix slow domestic websites

If you find some domestic websites slow after turning on the proxy, use this method to troubleshoot:

1. Find the domain in the log box

Routing is domain-based. Sometimes misjudgments occur, routing domestic sites through proxy (labeled proxy). For example, if you visit Lingxing, you can find its domain in the log:

Routing Log Screenshot
  • As shown, you might see direct. 'direct' means the proxy is bypassed. If the route is 'direct', the slowness is an issue with the website itself, not the proxy.
  • If the domain shows proxy, that's the cause of slowness: domestic site routed through proxy. We can fix this with custom routing.

2. Set Custom Routing

Go to: Settings - Routing Settings - V4 - Bypass Mainland (Whitelist) - Bypass Chinese domains

Routing Settings Routing Rules Path

In the Domain box, add an English comma , at the end of the last line, press Enter to start a new line, and add the domain you want to direct connect. Example:

  • regexp:lingxing (This matches any domain containing 'lingxing' for direct connect)
  • domain:lingxing.com (This matches any domain ending in lingxing.com, e.g. lx-ai.lingxing.com, but not lingxingerp.com)

1. Click the link to download and install

2. Import Subscription Link

Import Subscription

3. Turn on Proxy

Turn on Proxy
Setup is complete! You can now access Google!

Notes

  • 1. How to check if nodes are working: Click Proxy, click Delay Test. A number means it's available; timeout/error means unavailable.
  • 2. If all nodes are unavailable, try updating the subscription (make sure connection is turned off). Sometimes it takes a few tries.
  • 3. Speed depends on your local network. If it's slow, please check your local connection first.
  • 4. Node naming: Region prefix + ISP optimization suffix.

By default, it auto-selects working nodes. To manually pick a fixed node, open the proxy panel as shown. Numbers on the right are delay (not speed). Any node with a number works. Do not change other settings if you don't understand them.

Clash Verge Select Node