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Configure two proxyname in server.xml

Mathiyalagan

Hi All,

Our jira instance accessible by our internal users and it can be accessed via intranet

Due this tight security setup, we couldn't integrate the third party application with our JIRA instance. example ...Smartsheet

So, now we have created the external public faced FQDN(DNS) and allowed particular API- IP address to access the instance.

So now we have two DNS, one for private user access and another for third party applications to access it.

If we configure both DNS separately its works.

Issue here is, how we can configure the two proxy name in server.xml configuration file? So that i can have one for internal users and another for third party integration without affecting anything?

Please advise

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The application cannot know which proxy it is supposed to use, so there's nothing you can do here.

You are running it on one url though aren't you?

Mathiyalagan

Hi @Nic Brough [Adaptavist],

I have JIRA application which is allowed to access inside my corporate network. When Third party application hits to JIRA, it won't get response since my URL can be access inside the network.

To overcome this issue, I have created another URL and allowed third party application to access it.

So now I have two urls, one for private access and another one for third party application access it but I am not sure how to configure the two domain in jira

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You don't. It runs on a single URL

Mathiyalagan

I know Atlassian must allow single base URL only. The second one I am going to use it for third party application integration not for users to access it.

Is that possible to configure to proxy in server.xml?

Mathiyalagan

I have achieved this by having two connector port in server.xml to handle this scenario. Configure 8080 and 8081 respectively for two different proxy name.

Allow one port for internal user and allow second port for third party integration. Please make sure you have tight security setup placed to make sure no data visibility for outside users.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That's incoming proxies, not what you asked about. It'll work, but only partially, as the base url is wrong on one of your proxies.

Mathiyalagan

Thanks Nic. As I mentioned in my answer, I can access the JIRA instance using two different proxy names. Thanks for your time on this topic

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Thing is, for incoming connections, you don't need to do anything in the Tomcat. You can have as many proxies forwarding to the Tomcat as you want. The changes you've made are utterly irrelevant to what you're doing.

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