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Description Field Added to Login IP Ranges

When setting the Login IP Ranges for a profile or your organization, you can also enter a description for each range to help identify the purpose of the range setting.

To view or edit the Description field for login IP ranges for each profile:

  1. From Setup, click Manage Users > Profiles, then select a profile.
  2. In the profile page, go to the Login IP Ranges section.


As you add or edit a Login IP Range, use the Description field to provide details, such as which part of your network corresponds to the range. 

Very important feature for the organisations which have IP restriction in place. It was really difficult till now to keep track of which IP range is there for which location.

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