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How to run JIRA on both Proxy name and Host name?

Ravichandra_Itagi

We have configured SSL to jira with reverse proxy using NGNIX, Its working fine with Proxy name, but when we tried running Jira using Hostname or localhost its not running.

So both Proxy name and Host name uses the same port 9996.

We are looking for the solution to run Jira on both proxy name and Host name.

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Moses Thomas_08kyb0

@Ravichandra_Itagihave you tried to use host name IP_Address:port ?

for example: https:172.28.9.121: 9996 , if it worked with IP then you will need to do this with DNS setting.

Best!

Ravichandra_Itagi

Yeah tried with IP address too but its not working with IP address too.

It's only working fine with proxy name

Moses Thomas_08kyb0

@Ravichandra_ItagiOk you still need to need to configure NGNIX to achieve this

Ravichandra_Itagi

May I Know what configurations do I need to do in NGINX still?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

If the system is working ok when you use it on the proxy, then you don't have anything else to do really.

It sounds like your network is (rightly) firewalling off direct access to the IP address, which you don't want to use anyway, because it won't work properly, as it's not going to be the base-url.

Ravichandra_Itagi

Hello Nick,

I missed to use the context path name while running the JIRA, once I used conext path name its working fine.

How can we redirect JIRA from http to https?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Put a redirect in the http site.

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