Configuring proxy settings for WPS Cloud Sync is essential for users who are operating behind corporate firewalls or in environments where internet access is restricted through a proxy server.
Incorrect proxy configuration can result in failed connections, leaving your files unsynchronized and your cloud storage inaccessible.
To enable connectivity, you must update the network routing rules within the WPS Office interface to honor your proxy’s specifications.
Open the wps office下载 Office suite using the shortcut or executable file installed on your system.
From the top navigation, access Tools → Settings to open the configuration panel.
This opens the Options dialog box.
Within the Settings window, locate and click on the Cloud Sync tab.
This section contains settings for your linked cloud account, sync frequency, and file handling preferences.
Check for a section labeled Proxy Configuration or Internet Settings.
In certain builds, network proxy controls are nested under an “Advanced” or “Network Details” toggle.
Once in the proxy configuration section, you will be prompted to choose between using a direct connection or a proxy server.
Choose “Use Proxy Server” from the available radio buttons.
Enter the proxy hostname — for example, proxy.company.com — or its assigned IP like 192.168.1.10.
This information is typically provided by your network administrator or IT department.
Specify the port through which the proxy accepts incoming connections, such as 8080 or 3128.
Some enterprises use ports like 8081, 8082, or even 443 for HTTPS proxying.
Select the option labeled “Require Username and Password” if your proxy is secured.
Use the login details assigned to you for accessing internal network resources.
Authentication failures are often due to typographical errors, so review your entries before saving.
Some organizations use different protocols for different services — make sure you pick the right one.
If your organization uses encrypted proxy traffic, always choose HTTPS over HTTP.
Once all fields are filled, click the appropriate confirmation button to commit the settings.
The application will now try to reach WPS cloud endpoints through your specified proxy.
If the settings are correct, you should see a confirmation message indicating successful connection.
Double-check for typos and ensure your proxy permits access to sync.wps.com or similar endpoints.
On macOS and Linux, the steps are nearly identical, though the menu layout can vary.
Look under the “WPS Office” menu bar on macOS or the hamburger menu on Linux for “Preferences” or “Settings.”
Instead of manual proxy setup, your network may use an automatic configuration script (.pac) to route traffic.
If a PAC file is in use, configure the proxy at the OS level — WPS Office will inherit the settings automatically.
On Windows, navigate to Control Panel → Network and Internet → Internet Options → Connections → LAN Settings.
After setting up the OS proxy, WPS Cloud Sync will detect and use the system-wide configuration without manual input.
Check that your firewall or security suite isn’t preventing WPS Office from communicating via the proxy.
In your antivirus settings, locate “Application Control” and permit wps.exe or WPS Office to access the network.
After completing all steps, restart WPS Office to ensure the proxy settings are fully active.
Verify sync functionality by creating a dummy file in your cloud folder and confirming it appears on another device.
With the correct proxy setup, your cloud documents remain accessible and up to date — regardless of network restrictions.
