How To Check Proxy Settings In Redhat Linux?
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The easiest way to check proxy settings in RedHat Linux is by using the command line utility called grep. In order to make use of this command, open a terminal window and type in the following command:
grep –E “^http_proxy“ /etc/environment
This command will search for all environment variables beginning with “http_proxy” and report any settings that are in place. If you see a value, then a proxy server is configured. If not, then either no proxy settings are set or they are set elsewhere.