T4S Server

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Last updated: Jan 22, 2024
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The T4S Server is usually set up on a new or existing virtual machine behind the network firewall within the customer’s DMZ.

This allows the Content Manager Server to remain protected within your LAN, and the T4S Server to be configured to only allow authenticated requests from the customer's Salesforce Orgs and Sandbox through the firewall.

 

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The T4S Server Requirments

  • Modern Windows Server OS

  • 16GB RAM minimum

  • IIS v10 or greater

  • Network Access through to the Content Manager Server

  • Network firewall whitelisting rules to allow communication to specified Salesforce Orgs.

  • CA Certified external Domain for Salesforce SSL Connection.

 

Two-way SSL Security

Each Salesforce Org that is set up to connect to the T4S Server requires a Salesforce Self-signed Certificate created within the Org, and installed into the T4S Server trusted certificate root.

Only Salesforce Orgs whitelisted, and sending requests with a valid certificate will have access to the T4S Server app running in IIS.

Within Salesforce only CA-certified domains will be able to be call-out to and connect back.