Bitsadmin command getowner, get priority and getproxybypasslist

Today's article will introduce 3 commands: bitsadmin getowner, bitsadmin get priority and bitsadmin getproxybypasslist.

Bitsadmin getowner command

The bitsadmin getowner command retrieves the owner of the specified task.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetOwner 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID.

For example

The following example shows the owner for the task named myDownloadJob.

 C:>bitsadmin /GetOwner myDownloadJob 

The command bitadmin get priority

Bitsadmin get priority command retrieves the priority level of the specified task.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetPriority 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID.

Note: Priority is FOREGROUND, HIGH, NORMAL, LOW or UNKNOWN.

For example

The following example retrieves the priority for the task named myDownloadJob.

 C:>bitsadmin /GetPriority myDownloadJob 

Bitsadmin command getproxybypasslist

The bitadmin getproxybypasslist command retrieves the list of proxy omitted for the specified task.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetProxyBypassList 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID.

 

Note : The ignore list contains the host name, IP address or both, not routed through the proxy. The list may contain "" to indicate all servers on the same LAN. Elements in the list can be separated by semicolons or spaces.

For example

The following example retrieves the list of bypass proxies for the task named myDownloadJob:

 C:>bitsadmin /GetProxyBypassList myDownloadJob 

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