{"id":4,"date":"2026-10-19T12:12:14","date_gmt":"2026-10-19T12:12:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog5.click\/roxicc\/?p=4"},"modified":"2026-10-19T12:12:14","modified_gmt":"2026-10-19T12:12:14","slug":"how-to-update-a-subscription-and-fix-all-nodes-timeout-in-v2rayn","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog5.click\/roxicc\/2026\/10\/19\/how-to-update-a-subscription-and-fix-all-nodes-timeout-in-v2rayn\/","title":{"rendered":"How to update a subscription and fix \u201call nodes timeout\u201d in v2rayN"},"content":{"rendered":"

v2rayN on Windows is reliable once the subscription list is healthy. When every server shows timeout, the problem is usually the update path, not a broken client. This guide covers updating the subscription, running a real delay test, and fixing the common \u201call nodes timeout\u201d case.<\/p>

1. Update the subscription the right way<\/h2>

  1. Open Subscription group \u2192 Subscription group settings<\/strong>.<\/li>
  2. Confirm the URL matches the one on your provider dashboard (for example Roxi<\/a> after login). Do not reuse an old link if you rotated the token.<\/li>
  3. Save, then click Update subscription (without proxy)<\/strong>. Updating through<\/em> a dead proxy often fails silently and leaves stale servers.<\/li>
  4. Wait until the status shows success and the server count looks right.<\/li>
    <\/ol>

    If the update fails, try a phone hotspot, or paste the URL into a browser: you should get a long config payload, not an HTML error page.<\/p>

    2. Run a real delay test<\/h2>

    1. Select the servers in that subscription group.<\/li>
    2. Use Test real delay<\/strong> \u2014 prefer a real-connection test over ICMP ping. Many nodes block ping but still proxy traffic.<\/li>
    3. Sort by latency and set the fastest responding node as active.<\/li>
    4. Enable the system proxy and open a site that shows your public IP.<\/li>
      <\/ol>

      Re-test every few days. Latency drifts, and dead nodes drop out after a fresh update.<\/p>

      3. Fix \u201call nodes timeout\u201d<\/h2>

      Work through these checks in order:<\/p>

      A. Subscription never refreshed<\/strong>

      Update without proxy, as above. If the dashboard shows a new URL, replace the old one entirely.<\/p>

      B. Client time is wrong<\/strong>

      TLS-based protocols fail when the Windows clock is skewed. Sync time automatically, then re-test.<\/p>

      C. Local firewall or antivirus<\/strong>

      Allow v2rayN and its core. Corporate filters sometimes block outbound ports used by the nodes.<\/p>

      D. Wrong outbound for the test itself<\/strong>

      If \u201cupdate via proxy\u201d or \u201ctest via proxy\u201d points at a dead active server, every check fails. Clear the active server, update without proxy, then test again.<\/p>

      E. Quota or plan limits<\/strong>

      Providers are not unlimited. On Roxi the free tier is 30 minutes per day at full speed<\/strong>; VIP is 3.57 USD \/ 30 days (200GB)<\/strong> and SVIP is 7.14 USD \/ 30 days (500GB)<\/strong>. New users get an exclusive offer plus a free trial. Hitting the daily free window or monthly cap can look like timeout even when the URL is valid.<\/p>

      F. Network blocks the protocol<\/strong>

      Try another region or protocol from the same subscription. Some Wi\u2011Fi networks block uncommon ports; a hotspot test isolates that quickly.<\/p>

      4. Keep the list healthy<\/h2>

      • Update weekly so removed servers disappear.<\/li>
      • Keep a second group as backup; switch with one click when the primary goes dark.<\/li>
      • Never post your subscription URL in public chats \u2014 it is a bearer token.<\/li>
        <\/ul>

        5. Quick verification after a fix<\/h2>

        One node with non-zero real delay, browser IP in that node\u2019s region, and HTTPS loading without certificate warnings. Still stuck? Email support@roxi.cc with the approximate failure time and whether update-without-proxy succeeded.<\/p>

        Written by the small independent team behind Roxi.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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