Surge 6
Choose the Surge 6 format and import the member’s own link in the client’s subscription settings to obtain nodes and rules.
Rules updated. Links keep working.
Import the subscription into Surge 6, Mihomo, or Shadowrocket. After you publish new rules, employees refresh the original link to obtain the new connection and traffic routing configuration.
View client formatsEach member has their own credentials.
Manage data usage and bandwidth separately.
Already have a client? Just import the subscription.
In the published routing configuration, copy the HTTPS subscription link that matches your client.
Mihomo
Use the Clash-format subscription provided by the console to load the configuration in a Mihomo-compatible client.
Shadowrocket
Copy the subscription in the corresponding format and import it into Shadowrocket to route requests according to the published rules.
Business grows,
no need to resend links.
Add your company’s service domains, select an egress and publish. The existing subscription link returns the new configuration, which employees obtain by refreshing their clients.
Saving a draft does not change the subscription. Publishing and loading it in the client are separate steps: devices must refresh and enable the new configuration.
Learn about publishing rules →Subscription downloads are recorded.
Each member imports their own credentials.
Members sign in to their own accounts and copy the link for their client format. The subscription configuration uses that member’s AnyTLS credentials, allowing bandwidth to be managed per member.
Check the access log to find the client.
The client page shows first detection, most recent download, detection count, and the detected software and platform, along with the link's download permissions and status.
Device-specific configurations are managed separately.
Routers and firewalls use independent terminal configurations. After networking settings change, re-download and import them, and revoke the corresponding configuration when deactivating a device.
Frequently asked questions.
Can an unpublished configuration generate a subscription?
You must publish the traffic routing configuration first. Saving a draft alone will not generate a usable subscription, nor will it change the content of an already published subscription.
When switching clients, do I need to change the link?
You need to select the format that matches the new client. The console offers Surge 6, Mihomo (Clash format) and Shadowrocket; after rules are updated, the original subscription link remains usable for the same member and the same client format. Subscriptions contain connection credentials, so keep them secure.
Does the most recent download mean the device has applied the new rules?
A download record means the subscription was read. Whether the new configuration is loaded and enabled must be checked in the client you use; refresh and enable methods differ between clients.