ADM-201 · Question #135
The administrator has added the company IP address ranges to the network acess section, What will happen when a user tries to log in from outside the company network?
The correct answer is B. Users must enter a verification code. When a user attempts to log in from an IP address outside the company's defined trusted IP ranges, they will be prompted for identity verification.
Question
The administrator has added the company IP address ranges to the network acess section, What will happen when a user tries to log in from outside the company network?
Options
- ALogin attempts using the API are denied.
- BUsers must enter a verification code.
- CUsers are redirected to the VPN.
- DLogin attempts by all users are denied.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A2% (1)
- B91% (41)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
When a user attempts to log in from an IP address outside the company's defined trusted IP ranges, they will be prompted for identity verification.
Network access restrictions generally trigger identity verification for logins outside trusted IPs, rather than outright denying API login attempts by default.
Salesforce's Network Access feature, which uses trusted IP ranges, requires users logging in from outside these specified ranges to verify their identity, typically through a verification code sent to their registered email or phone.
Salesforce does not automatically redirect users to a VPN when they log in from outside a trusted IP range; it enforces identity verification instead.
Login attempts are not automatically denied; instead, Salesforce triggers an identity verification challenge for logins originating from outside trusted IP ranges.
Concept tested: Salesforce Network Access and Identity Verification
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admin_networkaccess.htm&type=5
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