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Configure Your Network for Server-Sent Events
Make sure that your real-time messaging services have stable connectivity by configuring your IT and network security settings.

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Make sure that your real-time messaging services have stable connectivity by configuring your IT and network security settings.
| User Permissions | |
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| To manage connections and handle messaging sessions: |
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| To reply or transfer conversations: | Access Conversation Entries permission. This permission is available via the Service Cloud Voice User license or the Agentforce Service Agent User license. |
Apply these rules to the ORGSUBDOMAINHERE.my.salesforce-scrt.com domain. Apply these settings across all network layers, including endpoint security software, such as antivirus programs, and browser extensions that act as local proxies.
Allowlist the messaging domain within Salesforce to make sure that Server-Sent Events (SSE) function correctly.

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