I have several Crystal Reports that run off of a Salesforce connection. These have been in place for over a year and have just stopped working. I'm linked via www.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/17.0 and I've just started getting the error Logon failed.
General troubleshooting steps to resolve Salesforce.com connectivity issue?
Verify if the Salesforce.com user name and password are correct by login to the Salesforce.com website at: https://login.salesforce.com
Verify with your Salesforce.com Administrator, if your computer is within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range? For information on how to add your computer to the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, see the SAP Knowledge Base 1294023
If your computer is not within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, then ensure you are using the Salesforce.com Security Token? For information on how to obtain and use the Salesforce.com Security Token to connect using external application, see the SAP Knowledge Base 2247103
Confirm with your Network Administrator, if your company network uses Proxy. If it does, then add the proxy information to the Salesforce.com driver, by following the information found in the SAP Knowledge Base 1294512
General troubleshooting steps to resolve Salesforce.com connectivity issue?
Verify if the Salesforce.com user name and password are correct by login to the Salesforce.com website at: https://login.salesforce.com
Verify with your Salesforce.com Administrator, if your computer is within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range? For information on how to add your computer to the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, see the SAP Knowledge Base 1294023
If your computer is not within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, then ensure you are using the Salesforce.com Security Token? For information on how to obtain and use the Salesforce.com Security Token to connect using external application, see the SAP Knowledge Base 2247103
Confirm with your Network Administrator, if your company network uses Proxy. If it does, then add the proxy information to the Salesforce.com driver, by following the information found in the SAP Knowledge Base 1294512
General troubleshooting steps to resolve Salesforce.com connectivity issue?
Verify if the Salesforce.com user name and password are correct by login to the Salesforce.com website at: https://login.salesforce.com
Verify with your Salesforce.com Administrator, if your computer is within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range?
For information on how to add your computer to the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, see the SAP Knowledge Base 1294023
If your computer is not within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, then ensure you are using the Salesforce.com Security Token?
For information on how to obtain and use the Salesforce.com Security Token to connect using external application, see the SAP Knowledge Base 2247103
Confirm with your Network Administrator, if your company network uses Proxy. If it does, then add the proxy information to the Salesforce.com driver, by following the information found in the SAP Knowledge Base 1294512
Also refer below links.
https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/public/en/2394761
https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/public/en/2245135
Please mark it as solved if my reply was helpful. It will make it available for other as the proper solution.
Best Regards
Sandhya
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General troubleshooting steps to resolve Salesforce.com connectivity issue?
Verify if the Salesforce.com user name and password are correct by login to the Salesforce.com website at: https://login.salesforce.com
Verify with your Salesforce.com Administrator, if your computer is within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range?
For information on how to add your computer to the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, see the SAP Knowledge Base 1294023
If your computer is not within the Salesforce.com Trusted IP Range, then ensure you are using the Salesforce.com Security Token?
For information on how to obtain and use the Salesforce.com Security Token to connect using external application, see the SAP Knowledge Base 2247103
Confirm with your Network Administrator, if your company network uses Proxy. If it does, then add the proxy information to the Salesforce.com driver, by following the information found in the SAP Knowledge Base 1294512
Also refer below links.
https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/public/en/2394761
https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/public/en/2245135
Please mark it as solved if my reply was helpful. It will make it available for other as the proper solution.
Best Regards
Sandhya