Trojan

TIP

Trojan is designed to operate in correctly configured TLS connections, as it does not provide encryption on its own.

Trojan Inbound (simplified)

• Name: trojan
• Type: Inbound Protocol
• ID: inbound.trojan

Structure

{
  "users": [],
  "packetEncoding": "None"
}

Fields

users : [string]

A set of recognized password for this inbound.

packetEncoding: ["None" | "Packet"]

UDP packet encoding method，None by default。(v5.4.0+)

When this value is None , UDP connections will be split into streams based on their destination (Address and Port-Dependent Mapping)。

When this value is Packet, UDP connections from a single source connection will be encoded as UDP packet addr connection, which will be restored to its original form by a supported outbound as an Endpoint Independent Mapping UDP connection. This UDP behaviour is also known as FullCone or NAT1.

Trojan Outbound (simplified)

• Name: trojan
• Type: Outbound Protocol
• ID: outbound.trojan

Structure

{
  "address": "",
  "port": 0,
  "password": ""
}

Fields

address: string

The server address. Both IP and domain name is supported.

port: number

The server port number.

password: string

A password recognized by server.

Trojan Inbound (complete)

• Name: #v2ray.core.proxy.trojan.ServerConfig

Structure

{
  "users": [],
  "packetEncoding": "None",
  "fallbacks": []
}

Fields

users: [UserObject]

packetEncoding: ["None" | "Packet"]

fallbacks: [FallbackObject]

Trojan Outbound (complete)

• Name: #v2ray.core.proxy.trojan.ClientConfig

Structure

{
  "server": []
}

server: [ServerEndpoint]

AccountObject

Structure

{
  "@type": "v2ray.core.proxy.trojan.Account",
  "password": ""
}

Fields

@type: "v2ray.core.proxy.trojan.Account"

password: string

FallbackObject

Structure

{
  "alpn": "",
  "path": "",
  "type": "",
  "dest": "",
  "xver": 0
}

Fields

alpn: string

path: string

type: string

dest: string

xver: uint64