Current Scenario:
JIRA is installed in a Virtual Machine, running on Windows Server 2012 (Hyper-V). JIRA Web Application Server is not a member of Active Directory. So far a Workgroup/Standalone user is not facing any problem.
Problem:
We have recently deployed Active Directory(AD) in our System. After Joining AD, most of JIRA account users are suffering Login Issue. The problem description is given below:
The users who are not member of AD, therefore hasn’t joined the AD are not suffering the issue.
Troubleshoot:
We have tried troubleshoot methods as follows:
Exception:
Only one user is not facing any problem who is also a domain member but he is not a Jira user.
Note: JIRA Server has not joined Domain Controller(AD) and JIRA is not integrated with Domain Controller (AD)
It's difficult to say for sure what is happening. But it sounds the users can't login to Jira because they don't have application access. In Jira, the ability to login to the application is granted by group membership. Hence you account has to belong to a group that has application access to Jira Core, Jira Software, or Jira Service Desk to be able to login to the main site at all.
Since this appears to happen after an hour or so, that could correspond to the fact that Jira defaults it's sync time to a connected directory to 60 minutes. So let's say you have an existing user 'jsmith' in the Jira internal directory, but you just added the same username 'jsmith' to your LDAP/AD server. If Jira is connected to that LDAP/AD AND that user directory in Jira is ordered above the Jira internal directory, when that user attempts to login, he/she will need to use the password in LDAP/AD, and not the password stored in the internal Jira directory. Additionally, if this describes your scenario, the other 'gotcha' is that this new LDAP/AD account might have the same username as before for the user, but that doesn't mean it has the same group memberships in Jira. That includes group memberships that grant application access to be able to login. I have a hunch here that your new LDAP/AD users don't actually have the group memberships being granted to them to have the application access to be able to login yet.
I would suggest trying to follow the KB Unable to login to JIRA applications. It has some additional logging you can enable in Jira in order to be able to see why users can't actually login to Jira (ie bad password/authentication vs no group membership/authorization)
Thank you for your post, i have solved the issue.... the problem source was our Web Filter Firewall. How Ever, the firewall didnt generated any logs for this blocking purpose. So it was hard for me to track the source of the problem.
The Problem Starts when I join any user to Active Directory. so it was hard for me to detect the problem. but any way I have tuned the firewall properly and its working good now.
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