But what to enter? PowerShell to the rescue:
[System.Net.WebRequest]::DefaultWebProxy.GetProxy("http://www.test.com")...tells you what proxy the system will use for the uri provided, and that's pretty much the only one you ever have to worry about.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
What proxy is 'automatically detect settings' actually giving me?
Chrome doesn't seem to like the 'automatically detect settings' (at least not where I am right now), so I have to change over to have an explicitly configured proxy.
But what to enter? PowerShell to the rescue:
...tells you what proxy the system will use for the uri provided, and that's pretty much the only one you ever have to worry about.
But what to enter? PowerShell to the rescue:
...tells you what proxy the system will use for the uri provided, and that's pretty much the only one you ever have to worry about.
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