How do you set up a Salesforce Org connection in Copado?

Setting up a Salesforce Org connection in Copado primarily involves providing the necessary credentials and security tokens associated with the Salesforce environment. This process ensures that Copado can authenticate and communicate securely with the Salesforce Org.

When you establish a connection, you typically enter the username, password, and security token for the Salesforce Org, allowing Copado to access and manage the metadata and data within that Org. This method of authentication is standard practice in Salesforce integration, as it verifies the identity of the user and secures the connection to prevent unauthorized access.

The other options, while important in various contexts, do not directly pertain to the specific process of connecting a Salesforce Org to Copado. Configuring network settings and firewall rules is related to network infrastructure but is not a part of the Copado setup process. Creating a new user in Salesforce might be necessary in some situations but is not a requirement for the connection itself, as existing users can be utilized. Installing a plugin in Copado could refer to enhancing functionalities but is not needed for basic Org connections.