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Clash is strong for rules and multiple subscriptions; V2RayN and Nekoray are direct choices for V2Ray/Xray nodes.
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Clash and V2Ray Setup Guide
Set up Clash, V2RayN, or Nekoray with proxy subscriptions, rule mode, global mode, DNS settings, and common connection troubleshooting.
Updated: 2026-05-11
Direct Answer
Use Clash when you need rule-based routing and many nodes. Use V2RayN or Nekoray when you mainly need to import V2Ray or Xray node configurations.
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Import subscriptions
Use a subscription URL when possible, refresh it in the client, and test nodes before relying on them.
Fix routing issues
Temporarily switch to global mode. If global mode works, the problem is likely rule or DNS related.
Steps
- Choose Clash for rules or V2RayN/Nekoray for direct node imports.
- Paste the subscription URL into the subscription manager.
- Refresh and run a latency test.
- Test global mode first, then move back to rule mode.
Checklist
- The subscription URL is reachable.
- System time and certificate validation are correct.
- System proxy, TUN, or VPN mode is enabled.
- DNS is not controlled by another app or browser setting.
Troubleshooting
Subscription refresh fails
Check URL access, avoid proxy loops, and retry from another network.
Rule mode breaks some sites
Use global mode to confirm the node works, then adjust rules or DNS.
Connected but no traffic
Check system proxy, route mode, and node parameters.
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FAQ
Should I choose Clash or V2RayN?
Choose Clash for rule-based routing and many nodes. Choose V2RayN when you only need a direct V2Ray/Xray client.
What is the difference between global and rule mode?
Global mode sends most traffic through the proxy. Rule mode decides by domain or IP rules.
Why can subscriptions fail to refresh?
The link may be incomplete, blocked, expired, or caught in a proxy loop.
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