How do I reset my security token on lightning?
To access your security token, go to “Setup” (shows up in the upper right corner, under your name). In the left side menu column (under Personal Setup), open the drop-down item “My Personal Information.” The option to reset your security token will appear right under the password reset option.
How do I change my security token?
To reset your personal security token, do the following:
- Log in to Salesforce.
- Access your Salesforce settings.
- Enter reset into the Quick Find search bar.
- Click Search.
- Click Reset My Security Token.
- Click Reset Security Token.
- Navigate to the email address that is listed in your Salesforce personal settings.
How do I get a security token?
To gain access to your security token, go to “Setup” (appears in the top right corner, under your name). In the left side menu column (under Personal Setup), open the drop down item “My Personal Information.” The option to reset your security token will appear right under password reset option.
How to set another user’s security token as an admin?
Get the user’s password, and login as them. Call setPassword on the user, thus giving you the ability to log in as them and then reset their password. Change the user’s email to your own, reset the password, login, and you’ll have a new token (a token is issued when a permanent password is set).
What happens to OAuth Token when password is changed?
Automatic OAuth 2.0 token revocation upon password change. To increase account security for Google users, OAuth 2.0 tokens issued for access to certain products are automatically revoked when a user’s password is changed. Third-party mail apps like Apple ® Mail ® and Mozilla ® Thunderbird ® ―as well as other applications…
Can a password change invalidate an access token?
Yes, the password change invalidates access tokens as well as refresh tokens. We have a custom script that sets the same password for a user multiple times. Will this trigger token revocation?
When do I get a new Google account token?
A new token will be granted when the user re-authenticates with their Google account username and password. Third-party mail applications on mobile are also included in this policy change.