Adding IP Addresses to Trusted Set

A.

The correct answer is A. Setup| Administration Setup |Security Controls| Network Access.

Explanation: In Salesforce, IP addresses can be added to a trusted set to allow access to the organization from specific IP addresses or IP address ranges. This security feature is used to prevent unauthorized access to your Salesforce organization.

To add IP addresses to the trusted set, follow these steps:

1. Log in to Salesforce as an Administrator.
2. Click on the Setup icon in the upper-right corner of the page.
3. In the Setup menu, click on Administration Setup.
4. In the Administration Setup menu, click on Security Controls.
5. In the Security Controls menu, click on Network Access.
6. In the Network Access menu, you will see two options: Trusted IP Ranges and Remote Site Settings.
7. Click on the Trusted IP Ranges option.
8. Click the New button to add a new IP address to the trusted set.
9. Enter the IP address or IP address range you want to add, along with a description.
10. Click Save.

Once you have added the IP addresses to the trusted set, users will be able to access the Salesforce organization from those IP addresses without being prompted to verify their identity.

Option B (Setup| Administration Setup |Company Information), C (Setup |Administration Setup |Users | Profiles), and D (Setup| Company Information) are incorrect as they do not have the option to add IP addresses to the trusted set.