How can I set and remove proxies in command line?

Question

I use two wireless networks on my laptop, in which have different settings to use. One uses DHCP, the other uses manually entered IP and a proxy server.
I've written a batch file to switch between these settings, but the proxy has confused me. How would I go about adding and removing a proxy from a batch file/command line?

Windows XP MCE

Answer 1

Proxy settings are stored in the registry under:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\
Sofware\
Microsoft\
Windows\
CurrentVersion\
Internet Settings

You'll need to place a call to regedit.exe from within your batch file to make the changes. You can either merge a .reg file or key in the settings in longhand.

Answer 2

1) Run Registry Editor
2) Configure Your Proxy Setting for case1
3) Export the following Registry Path In a File named case1.reg:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings
4) Configure your proxy settings for case2
5) export the same registry path (of item 3 above) to a file named case2.reg
6) Now in your batch file use this commands for case1 and case2 respectively:
REG IMPORT Case1.reg
REG IMPORT Case2.reg


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