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How do I find the name/IP address and the port of the JIRA server that i am using?

Rohini R

How do I find the name/IP address and the port of the JIRA server that I am using? I need this for a configuration .

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Well, nslookup and netstat will tell you what you are connected to, but that may be a proxy. If it is a proxy, then the answer is "ask the people running the box", because there is no easy way to find out.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Daniel Wester

what type of configuration? Is this for an add-on? If so there are api calls for you to use.

If this is for an external automated piece - check the rest api /rest/api/2/serverInfo has the base Url.

If there's a proxy(apache, nginx etc) in between you and the JIRA instance and it's causing issues for you and that's why you want to work around it - talk to the people running the box like Nic said. 'cause bypassing them and hitting the api's directly can cause performance issues...

Rohini R

This is to configure the Zephyr Defect tracking process

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Then the url that you're usingto hit Jira is the one to use in Zephyr. If you need a port, it will be 80 for plain http or 443 for ssl, although the url will tell you that anyway

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