Clash Verge Rev proxy setup

Protocols

socks5 and http entries with username and password

UDP

Yes with udp: true on the socks5 entry (off by default) and Tun Mode

Where the setting is

Profiles → New → Local, then Edit File

Works with

Residential and mobile proxies

Before you start

• Clash Verge Rev 2.x from the project's GitHub releases (this guide follows 2.5) with its default mihomo core.
• Your proxy login and password from the Residential or Mobile page of the dashboard.
• For Tun Mode: Service Mode or admin rights (the app says *TUN requires Service Mode or Admin Mode*).

Add the proxy

1. Open Profiles and click New. Choose type Local, give it a name such as AeonProxy, and Save.
2. Right-click the new profile card and choose Edit File. Replace the template with the YAML below, put in your login and password, and save.
3. Click the card to make it the active profile.
4. On Proxies, keep mode Rule (the rules send everything to the group) and pick aeon-us in the AeonProxy group.
5. Turn on System Proxy for browsers and most apps, or Tun Mode for every app, UDP included.

proxies:
  - name: aeon-us
    type: socks5
    server: gate.aeonproxy.com
    port: 7001
    username: LOGIN-cc-us-sid-cv01-ttl-30
    password: PASSWORD
    udp: true
  - name: aeon-us-http
    type: http
    server: gate.aeonproxy.com
    port: 7000
    username: LOGIN-cc-us-sid-cv02-ttl-30
    password: PASSWORD

proxy-groups:
  - name: AeonProxy
    type: select
    proxies:
      - aeon-us
      - aeon-us-http

rules:
  - IP-CIDR,192.168.0.0/16,DIRECT,no-resolve
  - IP-CIDR,10.0.0.0/8,DIRECT,no-resolve
  - IP-CIDR,172.16.0.0/12,DIRECT,no-resolve
  - IP-CIDR,127.0.0.0/8,DIRECT,no-resolve
  - MATCH,AeonProxy

• udp: true lets UDP through the socks5 entry. mihomo leaves it off unless you set it.
• The http entry carries TCP only. Do not add tls: true to either entry: both ports speak plain SOCKS5 and HTTP.
• The IP-CIDR rules keep private and local addresses direct; everything else goes to the AeonProxy group.

To add the gateway to a profile you already use, right-click it, Edit Proxies, and append a URI such as socks5://LOGIN-cc-us:[email protected]:7001?udp=true#aeon-us. That profile's groups do not list it, so pick it in Global mode.

Check the proxy

On Proxies, run the delay check on aeon-us. A time in ms means the gateway accepted the login; a timeout points to the server, port or password. Then open /ip-checker in the browser: the IP and country should be the exit's. With Tun Mode on, the WebRTC test should show the exit too.

Rotating or sticky

mihomo opens a new connection to the gateway for each connection an app makes, so a rotating login spreads one session over many IPs. The sticky keys in the example hold one exit for 30 minutes (60 at most), then move to a new IP in the same country. For several exits, add one entry per key or country and switch between them in a select group. Avoid url-test and load-balance groups for signed-in sessions: they move connections between entries, so the IP changes.

If it does not work