Hi guys,
First things first, we use Google authentication to log in. I will get back to this later...
In order to don't lock the teams out when a key user leaves the company, I :
But this is far to be a solution. I have checked old posts here but they were mixed so:
My main fear is that a wrong move and adios, nobody can change anything. We don't have the top subscription that gives you that "admin key" which I believe makes you a God there so there is nothing to fear.
Getting back to Google authentication, that forces me to keep the user account active, so paying for something that you are not using, without mentioning the security risks that could be possibly involved.
Thank you for any info.
It's important to setup Jira and Confluence so Administrators can assist when problems occur - however there are lots of good administration tools to help where needed.
I just want to clarify:
I would ensure:
And if you get stuck:
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For Google Auth - we utilise G-Suite to manage account access.
We can still remove the user's product access though, via Jira Settings > User Management. Just having site access (without product access) doesn't utilise a licence.
Ste
Thank you so much for all the gold info.
I will check how everything is set and make the changes accordingly.
I don't know how to close this post with your reply as answer. Are you able to do that on your end? I cannot see any "Accept Answer".
Have a great one.
Cheers
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I accepted on your behalf.
There should be a green box just above each answer to a question (in this case, there is only one answer). It should be showing either as a frame with "accept this answer" or a solid "answer accepted" box.
The community support and developers would be interested in why you couldn't see it - did you just miss it, or is there no green box just above the line that says " Stephen Wright _Elabor8_ Community Leader Aug 16, 2020 • edited "?
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist-thank you.
I only saw that on my first post, I see no options at all other than reply and report to moderators. Thanks again.
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It appears you have two separate Atlassian accounts - this means you also have two Community profiles - the one which posted the question, and the second which is now responding :).
You'd need to be logged into the account which asked the question to accept it.
It might be beneficial to change either your Public Name or profile icon so it's clear which is which!
There's some good information on managing separate profiles on this article!
Ste
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