Step 1: Copy your IP address Step 2: Admin Setup --> Security Controls --> Network Access and click on "New" button Step 3: Paste your IP address to "Start IP Address" and "End IP Address" fields Step 4: Save it. Step 5: Login with your credentials in eclipse
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Sorry Raja..tried the same but still not got success. one qustion..I have created a salesforce account in production and tried to login the account via force.com api.Should I done any wrong??
Either credentials are wrong or you might be looking for wrong type of environment. developer org or sandbox, plz check this also and use the option from dropdown accordingly
Login to the instance and see the login history status, you will find the exact error. I noticed that you have a lengthy password than the security token, are you combining the password and security token as password? If yes, then you need to remove the security token from the password.
Thanks Madhan, but I have tried with only the password not wrapping with the security token but didn't work and can you please specify where should I check for login history status?
Please double check your security token and Password make sure it doesn't contain any spaces at the end.
Regards,
Naveen
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Step 1: Copy your IP address
Step 2: Admin Setup --> Security Controls --> Network Access and click on "New" button
Step 3: Paste your IP address to "Start IP Address" and "End IP Address" fields
Step 4: Save it.
Step 5: Login with your credentials in eclipse
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one qustion..I have created a salesforce account in production and tried to login the account via force.com api.Should I done any wrong??
developer org or sandbox, plz check this also and use the option from dropdown accordingly
So what i would suggest is...try to create new developer edition using (https://developer.salesforce.com/en/signup?d=70130000000td6N)
And then try to login with your newly created salesforce account credentials from your eclipse.
Login to the instance and see the login history status, you will find the exact error. I noticed that you have a lengthy password than the security token, are you combining the password and security token as password? If yes, then you need to remove the security token from the password.
Regards,
Madhan Raja M
SELECT Status FROM LoginHistory where UserId='userid for which you want to check login history status'
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