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# Intercept Traffic from your terminal
> Learn how to set up the Requestly Interceptor proxy in the terminal to intercept and modify terminal requests effortlessly.
## **Steps**
Go to the **Requestly Interceptor desktop** **app** and click on the **Connect apps** button. A popup modal will appear.
In the popup modal, navigate to the **Terminal processes** section. Click on **Setup instruction** for Terminal.
You will see a command displayed in the setup instructions. Copy the command. It will look something like this:
```plaintext theme={null}
<(curl -sS localhost:7040/tpsetup)
```
> ***Note: This command might be different depending upon port availability. Checkout in Connected Apps > Terminal***
Open the terminal where you will start your **Node.js server** and paste the copied command. Press **Enter** to execute it.
If the command runs successfully, you should see a confirmation message in your terminal indicating that **interception is enabled**.
## **Testing Proxy**
1. Go to `Network Traffic` tab in Requestly Interceptor Desktop App.
2) Now Make a curl request to [**https://amiusing.requestly.io/**](https://amiusing.requestly.io/) using your terminal and look for that request in the **Network Traffic** tab.
```plaintext theme={null}
curl https://amiusing.requestly.io/
```
3. You should see the Request in the `Network Traffic` Table.
