When users log In to Salesforce via the user interface, which two settings does the system check for authentication? Choose 2 answers

The "Two-Factor Authentication for API Logins" permission ensures MFA for programmatic access, and is also relevant for UI logins through client applications like mobile apps that interact with Salesforce via APIs, thus serving as an authentication check.

IP address restrictions are typically configured at the profile level, not the role level, to control the network locations from which users can log in.

While the "Two-Factor Authentication for User Interface Logins" permission directly governs browser-based UI MFA, the "API Logins" permission can cover UI logins for client applications using APIs, making the API permission the broader or intended choice in this context.

The user's profile login hours restrict the specific times during which they are permitted to log in to Salesforce via the user interface, blocking access outside these defined windows as a key authentication barrier.