If your org enforces IP restrictions, add the trusted IP ranges to the OAuth
user’s profile so that your org can reach the backend services required by Salesforce Maps
products and Sales Planning.
Your org processes all communication with backend services through the OAuth user. If your
org enforces IP restrictions, add the trusted IP ranges to that user’s profile so that your
org can reach the backend services required by Salesforce Maps products and Sales
Planning.
By default, the SPM Packages connected app is installed with the IP
Relaxation setting set to Enforce IP Restrictions. When a
profile has login IP ranges, your org allows access to backend services only for the trusted
IP ranges in this topic. To manage connected apps, see Manage a Connected App.
Note These IP ranges are dynamic and can change at any time.
Note If the OAuth user’s profile doesn’t list any login IP ranges, skip this
step.
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