What is TUN mode Concept explanation and usage positioning
TUN mode can be understood as a more complete way to take over system traffic. Compared with just enabling the system proxy, it can usually cover more applications or more network scenarios, but it also relies more on system permissions and related component installation.
What is TUN mode
TUN mode can be understood as a more complete way to take over system traffic. Compared with just enabling the system proxy, it can usually cover more applications or more network scenarios, but it also relies more on system permissions and related component installation.
TUN mode usually has wider coverage and is not limited to common proxy scenarios such as browsers.
Enabling often requires higher system permissions or additional component support.
It is recommended that you consider enabling TUN after the nodes are available and the basic connection is normal.
When do you need to pay attention to TUN mode
If they only access web pages or use basic rule mode, many users do not necessarily need to enable TUN at the first time. It is generally recommended to complete subscription import, node testing, and basic agent verification before deciding whether to enable it.
When you find that the system proxy coverage is insufficient, or some applications do not use the proxy correctly, you can learn more about the TUN mode.
Because it usually involves deeper system traffic takeover capabilities.
It can be used in many scenarios, especially basic web page access or rule pattern testing.
It is recommended to return to the basic agent state first, confirm that the node and connection are normal, and then re-troubleshoot TUN-related issues.