Advanced Traffic Control Rules Configuration

💡 About Traffic Control Rules

Traffic control rules can help you more precisely control which traffic goes through proxy and which goes direct, thereby saving traffic consumption and improving access speed.

1. Shadowrocket Traffic Control Rules Configuration

Global Routing Mode Description

The commonly used Global Routing on the home page has two modes:

• 🔹 Proxy

  Global proxy mode, configuration file will not take effect. All software on the phone will go through proxy, not local network.

• 🔹 Config

  Software on the phone will be split according to the configuration file you selected.

Configuration File Parameter Introduction

⚠️ Note

Configuration file only takes effect when Global Routing selects Config

Type

Commonly used is DOMAIN-SUFFIX (match domain or suffix)

Policy

Divided into three types:

1. DIRECT - Specify a domain to use local network, not proxy
2. PROXY - Specify a domain to use proxy
3. REJECT - Specify a domain to reject connection

Configuration Example

[Rule]
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,rola-ip.co,DIRECT          # Rola website goes direct
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,refresh.rola.info,DIRECT   # Switch IP link goes direct
IP-CIDR,47.100.189.137/24,DIRECT         # 47.100.189.137 IP goes direct
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,icloud.com,REJECT          # icloud.com domain rejects access
FINAL,PROXY                              # All other domains go through proxy

💡 Rule Description

• DOMAIN-SUFFIX - Match domain suffix
• IP-CIDR - Match IP address range
• DIRECT - Direct connection
• PROXY - Connect via proxy
• REJECT - Reject connection
• FINAL - Fallback rule, matches all unmatched requests

2. Postern Traffic Control Rules Configuration

Rule Description

ℹ️ Rule Execution Order

Rules are checked from top to bottom, and stop checking after matching the first rule

Parameter Introduction

• Match Type

  • Match domain suffix
  • Match all addresses

• Action

  • Direct connection
  • Connect via proxy

• Target Address

  • Fill in domain
  • Multiple domains separated by semicolon (;)

Configuration Example

Rule 1:

• Match Type: Match domain suffix
• Action: Direct connection
• Target Address: rola-ip.co ; refresh.rola.info
• Description: Rola website domain and switch IP link both go direct (local network)

Rule 2:

• Match Type: Match all addresses
• Action: Connect via proxy
• Description: All domains except Rule 1 go through proxy

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3. Proxifier Traffic Control Rules Configuration

Rule Description

ℹ️ Rule Execution Order

Rules are checked from top to bottom, and stop checking after matching the first rule

Parameter Introduction

• Name - Rule name, customizable
• Applications - Specify which programs use this rule
• Target hosts - Specify which domains or IPs use this rule
• Target ports - Specify ports
• Action
  • Direct - Direct connection
  • Proxy - Connect via proxy
  • Block - Block connection

Configuration Example

Rule 1: Rola Website Direct

• Name: Rola Direct
• Target hosts: rola-ip.co; refresh.rola.info
• Action: Direct

Rule 2: Global Proxy

• Name: Global Proxy
• Target hosts: * (all addresses)
• Action: Proxy

💡 Usage Tips

1. Set commonly used local services and admin backends to direct to save traffic
2. Use wildcard * to represent all addresses
3. Can set rules for specific programs

📊 Recommended Configuration Schemes

Scheme 1: Save Traffic (Recommended)

Rule 1: rola-ip.co direct
Rule 2: refresh.rola.info direct
Rule 3: All other addresses proxy

Use Case: Most users, can use proxy normally while saving traffic

Scheme 2: Global Proxy

Rule: All addresses proxy

Use Case: Users who need all traffic to go through proxy

Scheme 3: Whitelist Mode

Rule 1: Specified business domains proxy
Rule 2: All other addresses direct

Use Case: Only specific websites need proxy

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🔧 Common Issues

Why configure traffic control rules?

Traffic control rules can:

1. Save traffic - Local websites go direct, don't consume proxy traffic
2. Improve speed - Domestic websites go direct faster
3. Avoid issues - Some websites may limit access when detecting proxy

What to do if rules don't take effect?

1. Ensure Global Routing mode is set to "Config"
2. Check rule order, rules are matched from top to bottom
3. Restart proxy software
4. Clear application cache

How to test if rules are working?

1. Visit http://ip234.in to check current IP
2. Visit Rola backend (should show local IP)
3. Visit other websites (should show proxy IP)