Wow, thanks for all the replies! Didn’t expect so many ways to tackle exporting proxy in windows powershell.
I tried the registry one-liner first, and it worked like a charm. The CSV idea is slick too—might use that for reporting.
Quick follow-up: anyone know how to handle PAC files? Like, exporting the script itself, not just the server? That’s my next hurdle.
(Also, shoutout to the ProxyTester tip—gonna play with that next!)
I tried the registry one-liner first, and it worked like a charm. The CSV idea is slick too—might use that for reporting.
Quick follow-up: anyone know how to handle PAC files? Like, exporting the script itself, not just the server? That’s my next hurdle.
(Also, shoutout to the ProxyTester tip—gonna play with that next!)