New
Xray Client SRM
1.0.0-0011Xray client for a Synology router: connect the router to a 3x-ui or any Xray server by a link or subscription — proxy for the LAN, the whole router or chosen devices through the tunnel, reverse access to the router and the LAN.
The package runs Xray-core v26.10.21 on the router and manages it from an SRM app: paste a server link or the subscription URL from 3x-ui, choose what goes through the tunnel, and the client keeps the connection up.
Every protocol 3x-ui offers works: VLESS with REALITY and Vision, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks 2022, Hysteria2 and WireGuard, over TCP, WebSocket, gRPC, XHTTP and more.
Features
SOCKS5 and HTTP for the LAN
Devices set to use this proxy go through the server; optional user and password.
The router’s own traffic
Package Center, updates and everything the router itself opens go through the server; traffic it forwards for LAN devices stays direct.
Chosen devices through the server
Internet traffic of the subnets you choose goes through the server; traffic between local devices is not touched.
Reach the router and the LAN from outside
The server forwards chosen ports to SRM, a NAS or a camera without opening ports (VLESS).
Links and subscriptions
Subscriptions update by themselves; delay check and a connection check with the exit address.
What’s new
Version 1.0.0-0011, 28 October 2026
- First release for Synology routers (SRM 1.3): proxy for the LAN, the whole router through the tunnel, chosen LAN devices through the server, a reverse tunnel to the router and the LAN.
Installation
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1
Add the package source
Package Center → Settings → Package Sources → Add, with the address below. In Settings → General, allow packages from “any publisher”.
https://apps.ibcsc.be/synology -
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Install Xray Client
Click Install. The wizard asks for a server link or subscription URL (optional) and the network interface.
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3
Choose the modes
Open Xray Client from the SRM main menu; every mode works without extra rights.
Questions and answers
Does the whole LAN go through the tunnel?
Only if you want it to: the whole-router mode covers the router’s own traffic, and the gateway only the subnets you list.
What if the server is down?
The client retries by itself; the routes disappear with the tunnel, so traffic falls back to the normal route.
How do I check the downloaded file?
In Terminal, run the command below and compare the result with the SHA-256 fingerprint on the right. If a single character differs, do not open the file and write to us.
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/xray-client-1.0.0-0011-srm-armv8.spk
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/xray-client-1.0.0-0011-srm-armv7.spk
- Version
- 1.0.0-0011
- Developer
- IBCSC, Charleroi
- Interface languages
- Français, Nederlands, Deutsch, English, Русский, Español
- Compatibility
- SRM 1.3 or later
- Architecture
- armv8, armv7
- Licence
- Free, no ads
- SHA-256 fingerprint · armv8
5629de762da2…3246cf- SHA-256 fingerprint · armv7
9d2cb04c8cf7…d88e9f
No threats found.Details…
File scanned by ClamAV (1.4.6, base 28167) on 28 October 2026; SHA-256 fingerprint computed on our server.