V2Ray VLESS Servers in Austria

Fast and secure V2Ray VLESS protocol with multiple platform support
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V2Ray VLESS Servers in Austria

VLESS is a lightweight protocol that offers more flexible encryption options than VMESS. It's a next-generation protocol with better performance and stability.

V2Ray VLESS IPv4 only

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Hostname

at1.v2vless.site

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Location

Austria

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Protocol

ws, httpupgrade, grpc

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Ports

80, 8080, 8880 2052, 2082, 2086

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TLS Ports

443, 2053, 2083 2087, 2096, 8443

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Validity

7 days

Server Status

Offline 0ms

Last checked: 156 seconds ago

Accounts

25 Remaining

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What is V2Ray VLESS?

VLESS is V2Ray's latest lightweight transmission protocol. Unlike VMESS, VLESS does not depend on the system time. The authentication method is also UUID, but no alterId is required. In some conditions, VLESS is faster than VMESS. VLESS is available on Windows, macOS, BSD, iOS, and Android.

Features of V2Ray VLESS

Lightweight transmission protocol with flexible encryption options
Uses UUID for authentication without requiring alterId
Supports diversion fallback based on the first packet length
Compatible with TCP, WebSocket, HTTP/2, QUIC, and more
Works best with TLS encrypted channel for maximum security
Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android)

Using V2Ray VLESS Safely

VLESS itself is not encrypted, so the safest way to use VLESS is over a TLS encrypted channel. The minimum version of V2Ray-Core that supports VLESS is v4.27+. Both server and client should be kept updated to the latest version for best performance and security.

VLESS supports diversion fallback based on the length of the first packet, which can forward the length <18, authentication failure, or invalid protocol to a specified address. Note that fallback is only applicable in TCP mode.

tips_and_updates VLESS vs. VMESS

VLESS is lighter and potentially faster than VMESS
VLESS doesn't require system time synchronization
VLESS uses UUID for authentication without alterId
VLESS offers more flexible encryption options
VLESS works better with low-latency connections