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Two separeate projects and administrators on same Jira Server

Hello

This is a question about permissions and administration

Assuming I have a JIRA Software server with few projects and 1 admin (aka Admin-A).

Now we want to add new projects and a new admin guy (aka Admin-B). Admin-B should be the only one to manage and access those new projects.
We don't want Admin-A to have access to projects of Admin-B (and vice versa).

Question: should we necessarily have to setup a new Jira server ? or it's possible somehow to isolate Admin-A + his projects and Admin-B + his projects ?

Thank you

Accepted answers

Stuart Webb_an62p9

You can have project administrators and system administrators.

Add them adminB as the project administrator in the permissions

Permissions:

Administer Projects

Ability to administer a project in Jira.

Extended project administration

Grant extended permissions

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Stuart Webb_an62p9

You can have project administrators and system administrators.

Add them adminB as the project administrator in the permissions

Permissions:

Administer Projects

Ability to administer a project in Jira.

Extended project administration

Grant extended permissions

Thank you .

So if both administrators are "system administrators" they can access all projects?

Stuart Webb_an62p9

No, if they are both system admins you could remove browse projects from administrators, and add them as individuals to browse each project instead.

As system admins, they will have permissions to add themselves back into it however.

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