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Azure Data factory. security settings

Roger Hsieh August 5, 2025

I was successfully able to create a linked service from Azure data factory to jira. I tested connection and it was successful. But when I try to create a data set and seleccted a table from the drop down list, when I click "Preview",  I get this message:

 

ERROR [HY000] [Microsoft][JIRA] (62) API Connection Failed. Forbidden Request. HTTP Response code: 401

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Marc - Devoteam
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August 6, 2025

Hi @Roger Hsieh 

To which API are you making the call?

401 means no permission.

So you don't have permissions on the part where you want to execute/

Roger Hsieh August 6, 2025

so, I am just using the default connector that came with azure data factory. My account is setup as super admin role. 

 

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August 7, 2025

So you are wanting to get information from Jira.

Do you have access in Jira, if so you probably don't have the correct access?

Have you looked at this, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/connector-jira?tabs=data-factory 

Also that you need an Atlassian token, etc.

Roger Hsieh August 7, 2025

Yes, I can access the data from the front end (web portal). 

 

Let me see about the token. It let me create the db connection with my id and password. I tested the connection and it was successful. (This is in Azure data factory - the linked service)

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