High-Performance QUIC/UDP/TCP/TUIC Multi-Protocol Proxy Server For Linux, MacOS And Windows.
iWay is a high-performance network proxy server written in Rust, supporting TUIC (QUIC, UDP, TCP, and more). It is designed for secure and efficient network forwarding and proxy scenarios, leveraging Rust's safety and concurrency with an async programming model.
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iWay is currently under active development. V1.0.0 is the first stable release (supports only TUIC v5).
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Strongly recommended to use your own server.crt and server.key for security.
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TUIC protocol support, compatible with multiple clients
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QUIC transport for low latency and high throughput
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UDP/TCP/QUIC multi-protocol forwarding
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DNS cache and custom DNS resolver support
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Authentication and session management
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If the proxy target address is the proxy server itself, port mapping will be performed as follows:
Original Address Type Mapped Address Port IPv4 127.0.0.1 Unchanged IPv6 ::1 Unchanged -
Highly modular and easy to extend
src/
├── config.rs # Configuration loader
├── lib.rs / main.rs # Project entry point
├── authenticate/ # Authentication modules
├── dns/ # DNS cache and resolver
├── processor/ # Core protocol processors
│ └── tuic/ # TUIC protocol handling
│ ├── command/ # TUIC command handling
│ └── udp_session_manager.rs # UDP session management
├── protocol/ # Protocol definitions
├── server/ # Server startup and management
└── sockets/ # Socket wrappers
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Install Rust
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
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Build the Project
cargo build --release
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Run the Server
cargo run --release
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Configuration
Edit
config.tomlto set the listening port, certificate, key, and other parameters as needed. -
Run Command
<path_to_iway>/iway config.toml
- tokio async runtime
- quinn QUIC protocol stack
- tuic protocol V5 (see TUIC_V5.md)
- See
Cargo.tomlfor more
Issues and PRs are welcome! Please read the code structure and comments before contributing.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.