You can edit their user profiles and define Trusted IP ranges so that users don't have to activate new computers within this range but without blocking those that are not.
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As a Salesforce administrator, you can edit user profiles and define Trusted IP ranges. By doing so, you can allow users to access Salesforce without being prompted to activate new computers within the specified IP range. At the same time, you can prevent unauthorized access by blocking access from computers outside the trusted IP range.
Trusted IP ranges are a security feature that allows administrators to restrict access to Salesforce by defining a range of IP addresses from which users can access the platform. This feature can help protect sensitive information by preventing unauthorized access from outside the trusted IP range.
To define a Trusted IP range for your organization, go to Setup > Security Controls > Network Access. From there, you can create a new Trusted IP range or edit an existing one. You can specify a range of IP addresses or individual IP addresses, and you can also specify whether to apply the Trusted IP range to all users or only to users with specific profiles.
In summary, by editing user profiles and defining Trusted IP ranges, you can improve the security of your Salesforce organization by allowing users to access the platform from trusted devices without compromising the overall security of the platform.