This repository contains a script which allows all the IPs to connect to a Salesforce Sandbox without Authentication Code required. Just use it in your own risk and it is suggested just to setup this in a sandbox environment, not production.
- Clone the repo.
- Setup a
.envfile with your credentials. You can use.env.exampleas a template. - Execute
npm installto install all dependencies.
- Get your public IP address, you can search in google the term
what is my ipand you will get it. - Go to
Setupand go toNetwork Accesssection. If you do not see the section, be sure of be admin or any user with similar permissions. - Once in
Network Access, click inNewbutton and enter a range which covers your IP, for example if you have the IP189.216.112.254you can use a range like189.216.112.0 - 189.217.112.0. Avoid use IP ranges like189.0.0.0 - 190.0.0.0because it may cause conflicts once running the script. - Once added the correct range, click save and your sandbox should be ready to be configured.
Note: This setup has to be done just before running the script, because the public IP is refreshed every certain amount of days or weeks.
- To run the script use the command
npx wdio wdio.conf.jsand wait for being added all the IPs.
Note: If you get some error about an already inserted IP address, be sure of delete already added IP ranges which can look like X.0.0.0 - X+1.0.0.0 try to avoid the 0 value on all three last IP octets.
Q. Should I run this script everytime I use my sandbox? A. This setup should be runned just once per sandbox unless the sandbox is reset to default.
Q. Should I run this script for all the users in my sandbox? A. This setup is for all the sandbox, so once setup in one user all the users will not need the authentication code.
Q. If I already added manually some IPs, can I modify the range of IPs created?
A. To update the IP range you can check the file test/specs/allowIP.e2e.js and update the block named 'should open network access settings'. In other case you can delete the already created IPs.