Guide to Using Proxy Service Feature in WPS Account

Feature Summary

In an organization's intranet environment, configure a proxy server to allow the WPS client to connect to WPS normally, completing operations such as authorization verification, cloud services, and member feature calls.

Feature Description

Operation Steps

: Client Proxy Configuration

Feature Entry
The "Settings" button in the upper right corner of the sign in page

1. Open the WPS Office client
2. Click the "Sign In" button in the upper right corner
3. Select "Settings" to enter the proxy settings interface
4. Select "Manual Proxy Settings"
5. Based on the obtained proxy information, fill in the following:

• Type: HTTP Proxy/System Proxy
• Proxy Address: Organization proxy server address
• Proxy Port: Proxy server port number
• Proxy Username/Password: If the organization proxy requires authentication, fill in the corresponding credentials

6. After saving the configuration, click OK to apply the changes

FAQ

Question 1: What should I do if WPS still cannot connect to Cloud services after configuring the proxy?

• Solution: Check if the proxy address and port are correct, and contact the organization's IT department to confirm whether the proxy server supports HTTPS traffic forwarding.

Question 2: Will configuring the proxy affect WPS local features?

• Solution: No, it will not. The proxy only affects Cloud features that require internet access (such as Cloud Document sync, AI features, authorization verification, etc.). Local editing features can be used normally.

Notes

• The proxy address and port are uniformly provided by the organization's IT department. Do not fill them in arbitrarily.
• Some organization proxies require HTTPS certificate trust. Please contact IT operations for assistance.
• After switching network environments (e.g., from the company network to a home network), it is recommended to disable the proxy settings to avoid affecting normal usage.