Common questions about Account Proxy Service focus on connection failures, authentication details, and network switching, with 3 FAQ items and a glossary.
FAQ
What should I do if cloud services still cannot connect after I configure the proxy?
- Check whether the proxy address and port are correct.
- Confirm that the proxy username and password are valid.
- Ask your network administrator whether the proxy server supports the required HTTPS traffic forwarding.
- Save the settings and try signing in or opening the online service again.
Will proxy settings affect local editing features?
- They do not affect opening or editing local documents.
- The proxy mainly affects features that require network access, such as sign-in, authorization checks, and cloud services.
- If you only use local editing, decide whether to keep the proxy settings based on your current network environment.
Why does the connection become abnormal after I switch to another network?
- A different network environment may no longer require the original enterprise proxy.
- After switching from a company network to a home or public network, check whether the original proxy settings are still enabled.
- If the current network does not require a proxy, turn off the proxy settings and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Proxy server | A network relay node between the client and the target service that is used for unified access policies or outbound traffic control. |
| Manual proxy settings | A configuration method in which the user manually enters the proxy type, address, port, and authentication details in the client. |
| Authorization check | The process in which the client verifies account status and service permissions during sign-in or when calling online services. |