Server — V2ray Slow Dns

"protocol": "dns", "tag": "dns-out"

Instead of connecting directly to the destination server, the client sends data through DNS queries (TXT or NULL records) to a dedicated DNS server that supports this tunneling protocol. This server acts as a resolver, unpacks the data, sends it to the actual V2Ray server, and returns the response via DNS replies. Why Use Slow DNS? v2ray slow dns server

Frequent DNS queries used for data transport can sometimes be flagged by ISP security systems as anomalous behavior, leading to connection resets or temporary throttling. Conclusion unpacks the data

: Your DNS request travels through the proxy tunnel to a distant server, waits for a response, and travels all the way back before the actual website data can even begin to load. waits for a response