Note: Lightning Sync has been replaced by Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) Sync. If you are setting up a new sync configuration, refer to the Einstein Activity Capture documentation. This article applies to orgs still using the legacy Lightning Sync feature.
Occasionally, when configuring Lightning Sync to authenticate using OAuth 2.0 for Microsoft Exchange, existing browser cookies can cause problems. You may experience:
When authenticating Lightning Sync via the OAuth method, the Single Sign-On (SSO) flow URL matters:
The following best practices help resolve OAuth 2.0 authentication errors in Lightning Sync caused by existing browser cookies or security settings conflicting with the cross-domain authentication redirect.
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