• Cloud Edge Secure Access
• Networks
  • Private DNS
  • DNS Filtering
  • Routes
  • Split Tunneling
  • Site-to-Site Interconnectivity
  • Multi-Tunneling
  • Dynamic-IP Tunnels
  • Whitelisting Resources
    • Benefits of Whitelisting
    • Microsoft Azure
    • SalesForce
    • AWS Management Console
    • Google Cloud Platform
• Client-Based Access
  • MDM App Deployment
  • SCCM Agent Deployment
  • JAMF Cloud
• Client-less Access (Zero Trust Applications)
  • URL Aliasing
  • RDP Security Mode
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

SalesForce

This article describes how to whitelist SalesForce for your network. Trusted IP ranges in Salesforce block unauthorized access as there are no location restrictions with the platform’s default settings. After specifying a Trusted IP range, only authorized SonicWall users from your Private Server will have access to Salesforce resources.

Setting up SalesForce

1. Navigate to the Setup section of Salesforce and in the Quick Find search box type "Network Access".
2. Select New and then fill in the Private Server IP address, entering both the start and end of the IP range and adding a description.

3. Select Save.