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How do I enable SSO for community users in Salesforce?
How to configure SSO for a Salesforce Community site
- Log into your Salesforce instance as an Admin.
- Navigate to Security Controls > Single Sign-On Settings.
- Select the name of the SSO configuration created for the Saleforce.com application.
- Scroll down and expand the For Communities option.
- Copy the Single Sign on URL.
How do I set up an SSO in Salesforce?
Step 2: Set Up Your SSO Provider in Salesforce
- Click SAML Identity Provider & Tester.
- Click Download the Identity Provider Certificate.
- In your Salesforce org, from Setup, enter Single in the Quick Find box, and then select Single Sign-On Settings.
- Click Edit.
- Select SAML Enabled.
- Click Save.
How do I authorize a Salesforce Developer Hub?
Log In to the Dev Hub
- Create an alias DevHub by using -a and make this the default org using -d. To authorize the Dev Hub, in the command window enter the web login flow.
- Log in using your Dev Hub org credentials.
- Click Allow.
- After you authenticate in the browser, the CLI remembers your Dev Hub credentials.
Log in using the username and password for the Trailhead Playground org in which you enabled Dev Hub. When prompted to “Allow Access” for Salesforce CLI, click the Allow button.
As”SFDX: Authorize an Org ” Command is not showing in my option. What to do. You have to create a project first. Then and only then the other commands will become available for you. Let me know if this was helpful.
How to login to a sandbox Org with sfdx?
By default the SFDX CLI command sfdx force:auth:web:login will not work if you’re trying to login to a sandbox org. This will open up a window to login.salesforce.com . And as we know to login to a sandbox you need to go to test.salesforce.com. Use the -r or –instanceurl flag with your command.
I run sfdx force:auth:web:login -r https://test.salesforce.com and successfully login via the browser, then see the ‘Successfully authorized’ message in my terminal, but my sandbox username does not appear in the status bar, and the Refresh and Deploy options never appear in my menus. Would you like me to submit a separate issue for this?
How to run a code-issue with sfdx?
1) Open the Command Promt. 2) Type the below line. Replace with your port. In your case its 1717 3) Execute Below command. Replace with your PID as shown in red circle. Here its 3740. 5) Then you can run your SFDX Commands. Difference: .cs18.