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Troubleshooting

Routing rules

How to send a website, game or app through the VPN or around it in Koala Clash and FlClashX.

Our apps do not push all traffic through the VPN. For every connection, rules decide where it goes:

  • Proxy — through a VPN server (blocked websites and services);
  • No proxy (DIRECT) — directly, as without a VPN (Russian websites, games that do not need a VPN);
  • REJECT — blocked.

There is no global “everything through the VPN” mode — the rules are what let Russian services work without turning the VPN off. If a website or a game goes the wrong way, add your own rule.

  1. Open the rule editor:

    • Koala Clash — the Rules tab in the side menu → the pencil in the top-right corner;
    • FlClashX — the Profiles tab → the three dots next to the profile → Override.
  2. Pick the rule type and enter the value (see the table below).

  3. Choose where to send the traffic: Proxy or No proxy. A new rule defaults to DIRECT — do not forget to change it if you need the VPN.

  4. Press Add to the top — rules are checked from top to bottom and the first match wins.

What you need Type Value Target
A website through the VPN DOMAIN and DOMAIN-SUFFIX example.com Proxy
A game or program through the VPN PROCESS-NAME game.exe Proxy
A program around the VPN PROCESS-NAME discord.exe, chrome.exe No proxy

For a website, add two rules: DOMAIN for the address itself and DOMAIN-SUFFIX for all of its subdomains.

Websites load images and video from other domains. Open the Connections tab, select your browser and open the website: you will see every domain it contacts. Add the ones that go through DIRECT to the rules the same way.

You can find a game’s process name in Task Manager (the Details tab) or in the game folder.

Game Processes
Dead by Daylight DeadByDaylight-Win64-Shipping.exe
Metal Gear Solid V mgsvtpp.exe, mgsvmgo.exe
Sky: Children of the Light Sky.exe
GTA 5 RP (Majestic) GTA5.exe, majestic-webengine.exe

If a game has several processes, add a rule for each. If a game refuses to let you in because of your account region (for example, a Steam account with a Russian region), a VPN will not help — the restriction is on the publisher’s side. About ping in games — see Rules & limits.

If a program (for example, Discord or a browser) does not need the VPN, add a PROCESS-NAME rule with its process and choose No proxy.