reg query command to check the value of
the Disable Bind Warning registry entry under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\AnalogX\Proxy.
C:\>reg query HKCU\SOFTWARE\AnalogX\Proxy /v "Disable Bind Warning"
! REG.EXE VERSION 3.0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\AnalogX\Proxy
Disable Bind Warning REG_DWORD 0x1
If the registry value is set to 1, i.e. 0x1, you will no longer get the "WARNING - Proxy is currently running in an open state!" message when the Proxy program starts.
If the value is not set, you can use the reg add command to set
it.
To see other values, such as the port used for the
HTTP proxy port, you
can also use the reg command. The following example shows how
to determine what port is being used for the HTTP proxy, if the value has
been changed from its default value.
C:\>reg query HKCU\SOFTWARE\AnalogX\Proxy /v "HTTP Port"
! REG.EXE VERSION 3.0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\AnalogX\Proxy
HTTP Port REG_DWORD 0xeab8
The value displayed is a hexadecimal value. In this case, the value is
0xeab8. The 0x indicates that the number that
follows is a hexadecimal number. If you don't know how to convert hexadecimal
numbers to decimal, you can use the Windows calculator to perform the
conversion. Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories
, and then select Calculator. Click on View and then select
Scientific. Then select Hex for the base. You can then
click on the hexadecimal digits, in this case EAB8. Then change the base
from Hex to Dec for "decimal". The number is then converted
to its equivalent decimal value, in this case 60,088.
You can check the other proxy port numbers by substituing FTP Port,
NNTP Port, POP3 Port, SMTP Port, or Socks
Port for HTTP Port in the example reg query
command above.
If you wish, you can export all of the AnalogX subkeys and their values to
a file that you can view with Notepad or can use for importing on another
computer. You can use the reg export command as in the example
below, which will create a file AnalogX.reg. You could then take that
file to another computer. If you double-clicked on it on the other system,
the AnalogX Proxy registry keys would be entered into the registry on that
systems or you could use the reg import command to import them
into that system's registry.
C:\>REG EXPORT HKCU\Software\AnalogX AnalogX.reg
The operation completed successfully
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