# Command References

After successful installation, we will learn the commands of 9Proxy

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To start **9Proxy**, enter the command:

```
systemctl start 9proxyd
```

If after installation you use the command, you do not need to enter the above command.

```
systemctl enable 9proxyd
```

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Type the command to display commands that support the use of the software

```
9proxy -h
```

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* To use the API function, enter the command: `9proxy api`
* To log in to your account, enter the command: `9proxy auth`
* To manage the port, enter the command: `9proxy port`
* This is the most important function. To get the IP to use, enter the command:`9proxy proxy`
* To enter 9Proxy's settings, enter the command: `9proxy setting`
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```

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