Customers may experience the inability to view "Reset My Security Token" when Login IP Range sets are in place in the users or user admins profile.
Profile Login IP range sets must be removed for "Reset My Security Token" to appear.
There are a few different reasons the Reset Security Token feature may not be available.
If there are any IP range values defined the Reset My Security Token option will not be available.
(e.g. Start IP: 192.162.0.0 _ End IP: 192.162.0.255)
In order for the Reset My Security Token option to appear you will need to remove the Login IP Ranges or change the User to a profile that does not have Login IP Ranges listed.
In Salesforce Classic
Unlimited, Performance or Enterprise, system administrators can verify if there are IP values in the Login IP ranges by selecting: Setup | Manage Users | Users | Profile| Profile name | Login IP Ranges.
In Lightning Experience
Unlimited, Performance or Enterprise, system administrators can verify if there are IP values in the Login IP ranges by clicking going on the gear icon | Setup Home | Users | Profiles | select the profile name | Login IP Ranges.
System administrators can confirm if Network Access is missing by following these steps:
If none of the previously scenarios are true try editing the User profile that's missing the security token and save it without making any modifications. This will reset the profile, and might result in the token option being available.
If the information provided does not resolve the issue open a case with Salesforce Support for assistance.
Note: The ability to reset the security token is not offered to Users with the Chatter-External and the Chatter-Free licenses.
See also:
Reset Your Security Token
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