Project Overview

V2Ray Guides and Editorial Policy

Client downloads, configuration guides and open-source ecosystem information.

About This Guide

V2Ray Official Guide organizes download links and user guides for V2Ray GUI clients, with content available in multiple languages. Coverage includes v2rayN, v2rayNG and v2flyNG, from installation and subscription imports to routing and DNS settings. This is an independent information resource. Its name does not imply authorization from the developers of any core or client, and it does not provide proxy servers or subscription services.

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Project V and the Core Ecosystem

First, distinguish the client interface from the core that handles connections.

Project V is an open-source ecosystem of network tools, with V2Ray as one of its best-known projects. The V2Fly community maintains the V2Ray core. Xray grew from related code into a separate core, and the two have developed differences in protocol support and configuration. GUI clients provide menus, subscription management and runtime controls; cores handle connections and traffic. When choosing a configuration, check both which core the client supports and whether that core supports the specific protocol and transport.

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Editorial Policy

Download links are organized by app, platform and processor architecture. We check source channels and target filenames when maintaining them. Tutorials focus on GUI steps; key procedures are tested and menu names, permission prompts and settings are checked during updates. Interfaces may change with client updates. If something looks different, note your operating system, client name and error message, then compare each step with the guide. Avoid changing several settings at once.

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Responsible Use and Troubleshooting

This documentation is for software learning and network configuration reference; it does not guarantee service availability or security. Connection results depend on your local network, server and configuration. Follow applicable laws, network policies and service terms, and keep subscription links and connection credentials secure. For issues, start with the troubleshooting guidance in the tutorials. When describing a problem, hide personal credentials and subscription URLs.

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