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Tips for logging into Salesforce.com via DesignXpert
When logging into Salesforce.com via DesignXpert there are 2 options to login.
- Define your computer’s IP as “Trusted” in Salesforce.com which will result in not needing the security token
- Login without changing Salesforce.com security settings with will results in security token being mandatory
Note: When entering a value into the token field it will be checked, regardless if you have defined your IP as trusted in Salesforce.com or not. Which means that if the token is incorrect you will receive a login error although token is not necessary. To avoid this from happening do not fill the ‘Security Token’ field unless it is required as you don’t have a ‘Trusted IP’.