login rate exceeded salesforce

The result is, if CPQ Triggers are enabled, it can trigger many queueable calculations and possibly cause your authenticated user to encounter a “Login Rate Exceeded” error. The Login Rate limit for an org cannot exceed more than 3600 calculations within an hour. Resolution.

OAuth 2.0 Authorization Errors. Errors can occur during OAuth authorization. For example, a user denies access to the connected app or request parameters are incorrect. When errors occur, the authorizing server sends an error code to the callback URL with an error code.

The limit is specifically on calls to login() via the SOAP API, which is what your application is currently doing with the security token. Since the limit is 3600/hour, it appears that your application is performing a new login once per second.

The following table lists the limits for various types of orgs for concurrent inbound requests (calls) with a duration of 20 seconds or longer. If the number of long running requests exceeds the limit, the API returns a REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED exception code.

After checking the login logs, I can see that I’m hitting the login rate limit and Salesforce is erroring with ‘Login Rate Exceeded‘, slowing it down isn’t really an option for me as I need a lot updated quickly.

Exceeding this limit results in a “Login Rate Exceeded” error. After reaching the hourly limit, Salesforce blocks the user from logging in. Users can try to log in again an hour after the block occurred.

Use LOGIN_STATUS to determine whether your users’ login attempts were successful. For example, you can determine whether a departed employee attempted to log in successfully or unsuccessfully.

Since this morning there have been non-stop login attempts against a particular username -all of them failing. There are no active Apex Jobs or batches running and the debug logs are not producing any logs, so we are not sure who or what is responsible.