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Installed Confluence on the Same JIRA Server, how to separate user management

Supriya_cjwz4v

I Installed Confluence on the same JIRA Server. I have 50 JIRA licenses and 10 Confluence licenses. During the installation I selected same JIRA User management.

After the installation is completed now Confluence is asking me to delete the excess users.

If I delete or disable these users in Confluence the same change is getting reflected in JIRA.

I don't want to delete these users in JIRA and I want to delete some users just from confluence. How do I do that?

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Phill Fox

At the moment you are using the same default set of users for both instances. The solution is to create in Jira a group called confluence-users, add in to this group the users who need access to Confluence.

Then in Confluence change your settings for access to this new confluence-users group.

Individuals can be in both jira-users and confluence-users or only in one of them.

It may seem a little weird to control the user access in Jira but if you think of Jira as also being your user management tool for Confluence then it makes more sense.

Phill

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Phill Fox

Then in Confluence change your settings for access to this new confluence-users group.

Individuals can be in both jira-users and confluence-users or only in one of them.

It may seem a little weird to control the user access in Jira but if you think of Jira as also being your user management tool for Confluence then it makes more sense.