Proxy settings

I have my LAN settings set to audodetect proxy settings,
and my internet works fine, but is there any i can see
what settings were detected so that I could just put those
settings in the manual settings and not have to use
autodetect? Is there some kind of command i can run (kind
of like the ipconfig command that tells you your ip
address info) but a command that would tell me my
autodecteed proxy settings?


(my reason for doing this has other purposes)

If this is a work computer, ask your administrator. If this is home
computer, you most likely are not using a proxy.

"Dan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cff801c3ef59$a7d02630$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have my LAN settings set to audodetect proxy settings,
> and my internet works fine, but is there any i can see
> what settings were detected so that I could just put those
> settings in the manual settings and not have to use
> autodetect? Is there some kind of command i can run (kind
> of like the ipconfig command that tells you your ip
> address info) but a command that would tell me my
> autodecteed proxy settings?
>
>
> (my reason for doing this has other purposes)

not off hand , I don't use proxy and have the "autodetect" feature unchecked


"Dan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cff801c3ef59$a7d02630$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have my LAN settings set to audodetect proxy settings,
> and my internet works fine, but is there any i can see
> what settings were detected so that I could just put those
> settings in the manual settings and not have to use
> autodetect? Is there some kind of command i can run (kind
> of like the ipconfig command that tells you your ip
> address info) but a command that would tell me my
> autodecteed proxy settings?
>
>
> (my reason for doing this has other purposes)