1. Service Scope and Intended Use
This site is a static reference site for V2Ray client users. It primarily organizes download entry points, basic configuration methods, protocol concepts, Routing, and troubleshooting information for v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG. The content is provided solely for software learning, technical research, and general network configuration reference. It does not guarantee any particular use case, network environment, or business outcome.
This site is not the developer or publisher of V2Ray, V2Fly, Xray, or any graphical client project, and does not speak on behalf of those open-source projects. Version notes, feature descriptions, and procedures may change as upstream projects are updated. Users should make their own decisions based on the current client interface, system environment, and applicable project licenses; the text on this site should not be treated as a permanent technical commitment.
2. Lawful Use Requirements
Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction, network service rules, organizational policies, and the usage policies of the services they access. The content on this site must not be used for illegal activities, unauthorized access to computer systems, disruption of network services, distribution of unlawful information, infringement of another party’s privacy or intellectual property, or circumvention of legally established access controls and security measures.
Users are responsible for verifying the source and authorization scope of imported subscriptions, node configurations, routing rules, and remote resources, and for properly managing configuration files, access credentials, and device permissions. Users assume all risks arising from sharing sensitive configurations, installing software from unknown sources, or incorrectly modifying system proxy or firewall rules. If a configuration change may affect an organizational or public network, obtain permission from the relevant administrator first.
3. Software Sources and Liability Limits
The software described on this site is provided by the respective open-source projects and their maintainers. Client functionality, compatibility, maintenance periods, and release schedules are determined by those projects. This site only organizes publicly available information; it does not develop client code, build installation packages, operate subscription services, or maintain network nodes. It does not guarantee the continued availability, response speed, configuration accuracy, or security policies of third-party services.
To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for any direct or indirect loss arising from the use or inability to use the related software or materials, including but not limited to overwritten configurations, network interruptions, data loss, system failures, inaccessible services, and business downtime. Before changing system proxy, TUN, DNS, routing, or firewall settings, users should record the original settings and prepare backups and rollback plans suitable for their environment.
Commands, paths, and interface names in the tutorials are based on information available at the time of publication. Actual steps may differ across operating system versions, client versions, and device architectures. If the instructions on this page differ from the client’s current behavior, rely on the client’s actual interface, runtime logs, and the relevant project documentation.
4. Intellectual Property and Content Attribution
The names, marks, source code, and related works of V2Ray, V2Fly, Xray, v2rayN, v2rayNG, and v2flyNG belong to their respective rights holders and are governed by their open-source licenses or other applicable rules. The rights granted by an open-source license do not constitute a waiver of trademark rights, attribution rights, or any other rights protected by law. When downloading, modifying, or redistributing related software, users must read and comply with the applicable project license terms.
The structure, Chinese explanations, and page content originally compiled by this site are protected by applicable law. When making fair use for learning, commentary, or technical discussion, preserve the original meaning and cite the source. Copying, bulk scraping, republication, or commercial use beyond the scope of fair use requires prior authorization. Project names and technical terms cited on this site are used solely for identification and explanation and do not indicate any affiliation, agency, or authorized partnership with the relevant rights holders.
5. Updates and Feedback
This site may revise these terms in response to changes in page functionality, content scope, legal requirements, or open-source projects. Updated text will be published on this page, and the “Last updated” date will be changed accordingly; no separate itemized notice will be provided. Continuing to access this site after revised content is published constitutes acceptance of the updated terms. If you disagree with any provision, stop using the materials on this site.
If you have questions about installation steps, subscription imports, routing settings, or troubleshooting, first consult the Configuration Tutorial and Troubleshooting Handbook. Feedback should focus on factual errors, missing steps, or ambiguous wording on the page. Do not submit real subscription URLs, account credentials, access keys, or other sensitive information.