List of protocols [Документация VAS Experts]
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List of protocols

  1. Built-in protocols — updated along with the SSG software version. Installing a new version requires a DPI reboot, which causes traffic interruption.
    If needed, they can be supplemented with up-to-date attributes from the VAS Cloud. This is only necessary for complex protocols, but the option is available for all.
  2. Cloud protocols created by VAS Experts — are periodically updated from the VAS Cloud. This ensures that popular applications remain up-to-date as their behavior changes. Description
  3. Custom (user-defined) protocols — protocols created by users via the GUI using VAS Cloud tools. These have higher priority than those loaded from the VAS Cloud, and within them, IP:PORT takes precedence over IP and CIDR. It is possible to add a protocol based on IP, SNI, or AS. Guide.
  4. DSL protocols — protocols described in the DSL language and connected to DPI as a separate module, without reinstalling the software or causing traffic interruption. Unlike custom protocols, a DSL protocol is a finite state machine that analyzes the first N packets of a flow against defined conditions (ports, AS numbers, payload bytes, DSL expressions) and determines whether the flow matches the protocol.
    DSL protocols are created by VAS Experts specialists upon client request to Technical Support.

ProtocolIDDPI versionProtocol groupProtocol typeUpdateDescription
zoog_vpn5448212.2VPNCloud2026-09-02A budget-friendly VPN providing affordable privacy, a strict zero-logs policy, and a free tier to help bypass geographic restrictions.
HOTSPOTVPN4922612.2VPNBuilt-in2026-09-02A VPN service designed to protect users when using public Wi-Fi networks.
xvpn5434612.2VPNCloud2026-09-02A VPN that provides encrypted internet access and protection from tracking.
purevpn5435612.2VPNCloud2026-09-02A VPN service offering secure browsing, strong encryption, and unblocking content globally.
cool_vpn5447312.2VPNCloud2026-09-02A mobile-focused VPN proxy app offering simple one-tap connections, primarily used for bypassing network restrictions for streaming and gaming.
INSTAGRAM4926611.1Social networksBuilt-in2026-09-02A photo and video-sharing social media platform owned by Facebook, popular for visual content, stories, and influencer marketing.
multiproxy_strong5444412.2VPNCloud2026-09-02A VPN tool that utilizes strong, multiple proxy connections and advanced routing to enhance user anonymity and privacy online.
EXPRESS_VPN4925411.0VPNBuilt-in2026-09-02A high-speed VPN with a large network of servers, strong privacy protections, and a user-friendly interface.
microsoft5438912.2Network servicesCloud2026-09-02Microsoft protocol encompasses various secure messaging, discovery, and sync technologies.
avo_vpn5449212.2VPNCloud2026-09-02
teamviewer5427412.2Remote controlCloud2026-09-02Popular remote desktop and support tool.
wildberries_marketplace5451012.2Transactions, banking, tradingCloud2026-09-02
ANYDESK4929713.1Remote controlBuilt-in2026-09-02Popular remote desktop software.
SPEEDTEST4926111.0Web browsingBuilt-in2026-09-02Protocol or tool used for measuring network connection speed, often using HTTP/HTTPS.
google_meet_cl5429912.2Video conference platformsCloud2026-09-02A communication platform developed by Google for video and audio conferencing. It integrates with Google Workspace (formerly G Suite)
android_push5430012.2Data transferCloud2026-09-02Android_Push is a notification protocol used in Firebase and GCM for encrypted mobile updates.
google_drive5431012.2File sharingCloud2026-09-02Google Drive uses encrypted HTTP/REST APIs and background sync for cloud storage access.
google_map5432212.2MapsCloud2026-09-02Google_Map APIs use encrypted HTTP and TLS for map data, geocoding, and route sync.
google_play5431312.2Application serversCloud2026-09-02Google Play protocol enables encrypted download, license verification, and media delivery on Android devices.
google_mtalk5434012.2Instant messengersCloud2026-09-02Google_MTalk is the mobile XMPP backend used for early GCM/Android messaging sync.

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