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[Win 11] How to get 1Password 8 application through the proxy?
Hello,
I have a Windows 11 laptop I have 1Password installed on. When working from home, I have to use a VPN + proxy settings configured.
I vaguely recall seeing proxy settings within the 1Password 8 application when v8 first released, but can't see them anymore in the application settings.
I have the proxy set up per my employer's instructions:
- Windows Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy > Edit button next to "use a proxy server" under "manual proxy setup" sub-header:
`Use a proxy server`: checked - Proxy IP address: `proxy.myemployersproxyhere.com`
- Port: myemployerporthere.
- Leave the exclusions list text box empty
- `Don't use the proxy server for local (intranet) addresses`: checked (for localhost development).
In this state, the windows application can't make the connection:
Clicking the red cloud icon reattempts:
But eventually fails
What am I missing?
My current workaround is to disconnect from the VPN, lock then unlock 1Password, then make the connection again, but would rather avoid that rigmarole as I regularly update vault entries daily, and jumping on and off the VPN is time-consuming.
This also causes issues when CRUD-ing records via the browser extensions - sometimes fails doing it due to it failing to connect to the windows application.
1 Reply
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Hello Zectzozda! 👋
I'm sorry that 1Password is appearing offline when you connect through your employer's proxy. Can you check the following:
- Have your employer confirm that all of 1Password's required ports and domains are being allowed through any firewalls or other security appliances that they're using: 1Password ports and domains
- In the 1Password for Windows desktop app try the following:
- Open and unlock 1Password for Windows.
- Click your account or collection at the top of the sidebar and click Settings.
- Click Advanced.
- Make sure that "Auto-detect network settings" is turned on.
If that still doesn't work then I recommend sending an email to support@1Password.com along with a link to this thread. After emailing in, you'll receive a reply from BitBot, our friendly robot assistant with a Support ID that looks something like [#ABC-12345-678]. Post that here, and I'll be able to locate your message and send you some instructions on how to generate special logs so that we can investigate this further.-Dave