How do I find my domain URL in Salesforce?

How do I find my domain URL in Salesforce?

In Windows

1. Hold the Windows key and press R.
2. At the run dialog, type in cmd and press enter.
3. After a command prompt appears, type in nslookup example.my.salesforce.com (replace example with your My Domain).
4. A few lines down you will see a line that starts with “Name:” The naXX afterwards will be your instance name.

How do I find the IP address of an apex?

String ipAddress = ApexPages. currentPage(). getHeaders().

How do I find the host URL for Apex?

The following are methods for URL .

1. getAuthority() Returns the authority portion of the current URL.
2. getCurrentRequestUrl() Returns the URL of an entire request on a Salesforce instance.
3. getDefaultPort()
4. getFile()
5. getFileFieldURL(entityId, fieldName)
6. getHost()
7. getPath()
8. getPort()

How do I create a URL in Salesforce?

Required Editions and User Permissions

1. From Setup, enter Custom URLs in the Quick Find box, then select Custom URLs.
2. Click New Custom URL.
3. Enter a domain name. Important Avoid entering personal information in your domain name. Instead, enter only public information.
4. Enter a site name.
5. Enter a unique path.
6. Click Save.

What is an instance URL?

The instance URL of any GitLab install is basically the link to the GitLab you’re trying to connect to. For example, if your project is hosted on gitlab.com/yourname/yourproject then the instance URL is gitlab.com.

How do I find the rest API URL in Salesforce?

Step 1: Setting up OAuth 2.0

1. Create a connected app in Salesforce.
2. Enter Apps in the Quick Find box, select Apps (under Build | Create), then click the name of the connected app.
3. Enable OAuth settings and specify your callback URL and OAuth scopes.
4. On clicking SAVE, a consumer key and consumer secret are generated.

How do I change the URL in Salesforce?