Bypassing ISP Data Packages with V2Ray

Learn how to leverage V2Ray to bypass ISP-restricted data packages—particularly those targeting specific services like Zoom.

What is V2Ray?

Think of V2Ray as a VPN on steroids. It offers more flexibility, advanced routing, and obfuscation features compared to traditional VPNs—making it ideal for evading restrictive ISP-level throttling and service-level firewalls.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding, ensure you have the following:

A Windows PC with administrator privileges

Note: There are apps available for Android, iOS, and Linux, but this guide focuses on Windows.

A V2Ray server (self-hosted or via a provider) — Free options include FastSSH or VPN Jantit
A V2Ray client for Windows — We’ll use v2rayN

Step 1: Download and Install V2Ray Client (v2rayN)

Download the latest version of v2rayN-With-Core.zip from the official GitHub repository:
👉 https://github.com/2dust/v2rayN
Extract the ZIP file and run the v2rayN.exe.

V2Ray Release Page

Step 2: Create a V2Ray Account

You can either self-host or use a third-party service like FastSSH:

Visit the FastSSH V2Ray section
Choose a server location and create an account
Copy the configuration—specifically the TLS Port 443 (preferred for SNI)

FASTSSH

Step 3: Import V2Ray Configuration

Open v2rayN
Press Ctrl + V to import the config from clipboard
Or go to Servers > Import bulk URL from Clipboard

V2Ray Config Import

Step 4: Modify the Config for SNI Bypass

Double-click the imported config
Change the following values:

Field	Value
Camouflage Type	None
Camouflage Domain	aka.ms
Fingerprint	Random
AllowInsecure	True

(Use the appropriate domain for your targeted service — e.g., WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.)

V2Ray Settings

Step 5: Start V2Ray

Select the config and press Enter or right-click > Start
If the SNI host is valid and server config is correct, V2Ray will connect successfully.

Bonus: Finding SNI Hosts

You can identify potential SNI hosts using:

Burp Suite (manual inspection)
Online Subdomain Scanners (e.g., crt.sh, Subfinder)

Example SNI Hosts by Platform:

www.whatsapp.com
web.whatsapp.com
business.whatsapp.com
faq.whatsapp.com

Facebook

www.facebook.com
mbasic.facebook.com
web.facebook.com
static.whatsapp.net

YouTube

www.youtube.com
m.youtube.com
music.youtube.com

Final Thoughts

This method is a clever workaround for ISP-level service restrictions, particularly useful in regions where Zoom or WhatsApp data is metered separately. As always, use responsibly.

⚠️ Caution: This guide is for educational purposes only. Misusing network tunneling tools may violate your ISP’s terms of service.

peace ✌️