I have a demo org that is a enterprise partner account, specifically created and maintained for demos. I'd like to let people use this on their own but it's frustrating to have to figure out who just requested access and forward them the activation code or get their IP and approve it ahead of time. I just don't care about this level of security, it's too restrictive for what we are trying to do.
It used to be that you could disable the activation email by setting an IP range that covered the entire range of IPs. Salesforce no longer allows this (you get an error that the range is too large).
Is there any way to disable this now?
Best Answer
Go into each profile that should be globally accessible, and set the Login IP Range to 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255. Valid login ranges supersede trusted network access, so this will allow users with that profile to login from anywhere in the world without activation. See this help topic where they discuss the implications of using login ranges, particularly as follows:
This occurs before network verification and therefore bypasses it.