In lan setting "automatically detect setting" selected.In such scenario where can I get proxy address and port number. I need this information to resolve eclipse network issue. Which I am facing as maven warnings about connection issues.
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I have no idea if there is a simple solution for that, but as a suggestion use Wireshark software to sniff the outgoing packets (like HTTP packets from your browser) and see the target IP/Port inside these packets.