Bitsadmin command getproxylist, getproxyusage and getreplydata

Today's article will introduce 3 commands: bitsadmin getproxylist, bitsadmin getproxyusage and bitsadmin getreplydata in Windows.

Today's article will introduce 3 commands: bitsadmin getproxylist, bitsadmin getproxyusage and bitsadmin getreplydata in Windows.

Bitsadmin getproxylist command

The bitsadmin getproxylist command retrieves the proxy list for the specified task.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetProxyList 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID

Note: Proxy list is a list of proxy servers to use. The list is separated by commas.

For example

The following example retrieves the proxy list for the task named myDownloadJob.

 C:>bitsadmin /GetProxyList myDownloadJob 

The bitsadmin command getproxyusage

The bitsadmin getproxyusage command retrieves the proxy usage settings for the specified task.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetProxyUsage 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID

Attention:    Values ​​can be:

  1. PRECONFIG - Use the owner's Internet Explorer default.
  2. NO_PROXY - Do not use the proxy server.
  3. OVERRIDE - Use a clear proxy list.
  4. AUTODETECT - Automatically detect proxy settings.

For example

The following example retrieves the use of the proxy for the task named myDownloadJob.

 C:>bitsadmin /GetProxyUsage myDownloadJob 

The bitsadmin command getreplydata

The bitsadmin getreplydata command retrieves the server's response data in hexadecimal format.

Syntax

 bitsadmin /GetReplyData 

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionJob Display name of the task or GUID

Note: This command is only valid for the task to be uploaded and answered.

For example

The following example retrieves the answer data for the task named myDownloadJob.

 C:>bitsadmin /GetReplyData myDownloadJob 

See more:

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