You can configure standard and OAuth authentication types to access Salesforce. Consider using OAuth authentication to connect more securely to Salesforce.
Before you configure the connection properties, you need to keep the authentication details handy based on the authentication type that you want to use.
Standard
To use a standard connection, you need the Salesforce account user name, password, and service URL. You also need your Salesforce security token to connect to Salesforce. If you do not want to use the security token, you need to add the Data Integration IP addresses to the trusted IP ranges in your Salesforce account.
For more information about the list of IP address ranges used by the Secure Agent and your service, see POD Availability and Networking. For information about setting the IP address in your Salesforce account, see the Salesforce documentation.
OAuth
Create an OAuth connection that uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol to access Salesforce through the Salesforce API. OAuth is a standard protocol that allows for secure API authorization.
To create an OAuth connection, you need an OAuth refresh token. Informatica provides the SFDC OAuth 2.0 tool to generate the OAuth refresh token.
You also need the consumer key and consumer secret from your Snowflake account to generate the OAuth refresh token.