Docs Config Proxy Ports

Proxy Ports

This is the simplest way to set up an inbound: just put a port number at the top level, and enter that port in your client's proxy settings — no need for the more complex listeners syntax.

Four Port Types

portHTTP(S) Proxy Port

Only supports the HTTP/HTTPS proxy protocol.

port: 7890

socks-portSOCKS4/4a/5 Port

socks-port: 7891

mixed-portMixed Port (Recommended)

Supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 on a single port — client software can connect regardless of whether it identifies as an HTTP or SOCKS proxy. This is the most commonly used option today.

mixed-port: 7892

redir-port / tproxy-portTransparent Proxy Ports

redir-port is limited to Linux(Android)/macOS and only proxies TCP traffic; tproxy-port is limited to Linux(Android) but can proxy both TCP and UDP. TUN mode is generally used instead for everyday use — these two are mostly used in router/gateway scenarios.

redir-port: 7893
tproxy-port: 7894

Need Finer Control?

If you need a dedicated listen address, authentication, or a UDP toggle for a specific port, or want to open multiple ports of the same type at once, use the more flexible listeners syntax instead.