Share Your Proxy on the LAN: Phones and TVs via Your PC

A TV box that can't install proxy apps, an iPhone you'd rather not buy another client for — if they share a Wi-Fi network with your computer, they can simply borrow Clash Verge's proxy.

On the PC: three steps

1. Settings → Ports: enable Allow LAN;
2. Find the PC's LAN address: run ipconfig and read the IPv4 line — typically 192.168.x.x;
3. Let it through the firewall: Windows asks the first time — allow on Private networks. If no prompt appeared, add an inbound rule for verge-mihomo manually.

On each device

• iPhone / iPad — Settings → Wi-Fi → (i) on the current network → Configure Proxy → Manual; server = PC's IP, port 7897;
• Android — Wi-Fi details → Modify network → Advanced → Proxy: Manual, same values;
• Android TV / boxes — if the system hides proxy settings, use a browser that supports HTTP proxies, or set a global proxy via adb;
• Another computer — manual system proxy pointed at IP:7897.

Can't connect? Check in this order

1. Can the devices ping each other? Router "AP isolation" blocks all client-to-client traffic — turn it off in router settings;
2. Is the firewall really letting it through? (One quick test with the firewall temporarily off tells you.);
3. Did the PC's IP change? DHCP reshuffles addresses — reserve a static IP for the PC in your router.