MASQUE
A proxy protocol based on the QUIC MASQUE standard, commonly used together with the usque tool to access certain carrier networks. Supports three network modes: quic, h2, and h3-l4proxy.
Example Config
proxies: - name: "masque" type: masque server: server.com port: 443 private-key: BASE64_ENCODED_PRIVATE_KEY public-key: BASE64_ENCODED_PUBLIC_KEY ip: 172.16.0.2/32 ipv6: fd00::2/128 mtu: 1280 udp: true # congestion-controller: bbr
The key pair needed for the config file — can be generated with the community tool usque.
Field Reference
private-key / public-keyRequiredThe base64-encoded ECDSA private/public key (the public key belongs to the server side). Remember to strip the PEM header/footer markers (like -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----) and any line breaks within it.
ip / ipv6OptionalThe local virtual network interface's IPv4/IPv6 address, in CIDR format.
mtuDefault: 1280The MTU size for the TUN device.
networkDefault: quicThree modes: defaults to native quic; set to h2 for masque-h2; set to h3-l4proxy for h3-l4proxy mode (this mode doesn't support UDP yet).
remote-dns-resolve / dnsOptionalWhen enabled, forces remote DNS resolution through the MASQUE tunnel; the dns field specifies the list of resolver servers to use.
congestion-controller / handshake-timeoutOptionalcongestion-controller is off by default; can be set to bbr. handshake-timeout is the handshake timeout in seconds, defaulting to 0, meaning it relies solely on the outer connection's timeout.