Hi, I am from Russia.
Today I bought Belyx MT GL-3000, I would like to ask about Vless protocols support.
I installed V2Raya through Plugins. There is no support for easy setup for the router? Do I need to connect IPTables via SSH or how does it work?
I would be glad if you don't get mad, I am a newbie
Unfortunately, those advanced VPN hiding techniques aren't supported on the GL GUI itself. If you need them, you will need to configure them by yourself and there will be no official support for that.
I get it, is this just for the support staff? Regular users don't answer?
I would like to ask about V2Raya, for some reason I have not found proper information on the Internet.
I put as a method "redirect" - on half of the sites my personal IP is displayed, and on half of the IP proxy.
I put tproxy - like everywhere shows ip proxy, but in some services, such as TikTok I noticed that in personal messages can not display videos, writes that the video is not available for me, but in other places all loads in the same tiktok, if that tiktok is not available in Russia).
I want to mask traffic in general completely. Does TProxy do this or not?
Since I don't use those pieces of software, I can't answer these questions.
Maybe other user might know. But if you search for V2Ray inside the forum, you will find plenty of dead ends. So I wouldn't be too confident that you will get an answer about it.
Try to do these settings in V2raya gui
Transparent Proxy/System Proxy----> On: Traffic Splitting Mode is the Same as the Rule Port
Transparent Proxy/System Proxy Implementation----> tproxy
Traffic Splitting Mode Rule of Rule Port---> Proxy except CN sites
Prevent DNS Spoofing...> Forward DNS Reguest
Leave other setting as default---> Save and Apply
I already have a VLESS key and would like to set up a VLESS VPN on my GL.iNet OpenWRT router. Is this currently possible, or is there any plan to support it in the future?
I’m looking for a keyless solution, similar to how OpenVPN works—where I can simply upload a config file, turn it on, and it works.
For VLESS, I’d like a straightforward setup, where I can just paste my VLESS key, enable it, and start using the VPN without complex manual configurations.
Is this something that is currently supported, or is there any development in progress?
Thanks!
Thank you for your guide. Following it I faced an issue.
When I choose Transparent Proxy/System Proxy Implementation = REDIRECT (which, as I understand, only supports TCP), the internet works fine - both from the router's SSH terminal and for clients connected via the router's Wi-Fi.
However, when I select TPROXY , I encounter an error: I am still able to access the internet from the router's SSH terminal, but Wi-Fi clients are unable to connect.
Could you please help me?
@lukyan Did you face the same issue?
Thank you very much in advance!
Hello!
Could you please tell me if I can set up my router without any issues if I use a VPN from noprox.com ? Thank you.
depends on your use case if just for normal wireguard or openvpn I think you can (did not checked if you need some cloak features), if meaning using vless, getting support by staff is almost zero, due to GL-iNet being a company and not wanting their routers being blocked from being purchased.
also these softwares have very bad support on setting it up, especially if you want to try to understand how to host such server yourself 
on OpenWrt it seems only has clients, V2Ray is also considered a client, I believe you can get a subscription uri which you can paste in v2raya and theoretical it should work, you could also select tun mode and put the DSA device into a interface with firewall zones rather than a transparant proxy.
imho I would not try to use GL firmware, their packages are extremely old or broken, and alot of dependencies also, if you want a complete package with no fuss about segfaults or any other weird things happening like having commands not having output at all, I really want to advise you to use the normal OpenWrt
GL-iNet keeps mixing packages between major OpenWrt releases which I personally avoid when building something advanced, they also removed plenty of things too.