How to show proxy command in cmd?

How to enable proxy settings using command prompt?

What is proxy setting

If I do some command to add a proxy setting how can I know in which network adapter I'll get the settings? What are options like --proxyadd.host 192.168.4.100 and --proxyadd.port 3128

I want this command in my script which need some network setting, I've just added the command but I don't know where I get the network setting like in wlan0/eth0 etc or any other place? In general: The settings are stored in the /etc/sysconfig/network file for each active network adapter (/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts) in your system. You cannot easily change them without root-rights. You can create rules for routing through a proxy using iptables or some other kind of firewall and the command iptables --proxy on (which will load a script like /etc/sysconfig/iptables for firewalling). There are also GUI frontends for configuring the network in most desktop environments. However it seems your question is about commandline proxies. For that purpose the following link is an important resource. The syntax is iptables --table nat --help. And if you are really interested in commandline proxies please read also the manual page of iptables.

How to show proxy settings in netsh?

I have some servers with ipv6 that works fine, but my proxy settings in network connections is not configured and I want to configure it.

In Win10 I have found these commands that do that. Netsh interface ipv6 show proxy. Netsh interface ipv6 sets proxy addr 127.1 But how to execute these command from a .bat or similar file? This may help you : netsh wlan set proxyaddr noshavecert. If you want the "not secure" type you can use this one instead : netsh wlan set proxyaddr noshavecert noshare. If your IPV6 network is protected by RADIUS, your command should be the following : Reference :