Ankit_5decvz Atlassian Partner

Hi @Chery Yes, this app works with inbuilt SSO. You can use it to provision all the users and then you can use inbuilt SSO to enable login for those users. Thanks, Ankit

Hi Martin, Can you please share further information about your requirements? In particular, what all are you looking for in a summary? Thanks, Ankit

Hi Michael, You can use the add-on mO API Token/OAuth Authentication for Jira to use either OAuth 2.0 or API Tokens to authenticate your REST APIs. It's really easy to set up with any other OAuth provider which your users might be using for SSO. You can use the guides provided on the link below to set it up with any OAuth…

Atlassian's inbuilt SSO doesn't provide feature to enable SSO for a set of users logging in through credentials and others through Okta. This is because the SSO feature is mainly there for your organization users and it assumes that all the users of the organizations will be using SSO. Thanks, Ankit

Hi Neo, Can you please confirm whether you're using any app or Atlassian's inbuilt sso? Thanks, Ankit

Yes, they can sign up on your service management portal and access it using username and password.

Yes, it's working right now on Server since you're using a 3rd party app which allows SSO for service management agents as well as customer even when the customers are not counted against your license. But in cloud, since your customers are not counted against your user tier, SSO can't be used for them using Atlassian…

Hi Neeta, I work with miniOrange and I'm one of the developers who created the SSO solution deployed on your Jira server. To answer your question, you can use SSO for internal users on Jira cloud using Atlassian Access, but for external users/customers, SSO can't be used as Atlassian access doesn't support users outside…

Oh yes! That could be the thing. I didn't think of the username part.

Hi Roman, You can use app passwords. which are like API tokens in bitbucket. You can use it instead of your Bitbucket password in basic authentication. Generate your app password here: https://bitbucket.org/account/settings/app-passwords/ Here's an article on App Passwords:…

Hi Pete, You can request a reset password link here: https://trello.com/forgot Thanks, Ankit

Hi Roman, Atlassian cloud uses google for SSO but your bitbucket password won't be same as Google. Hence, to use the API, you can't use your google password. You can reset your bitbucket password using this link: https://bitbucket.org/account/password/reset/ This won't affect your SSO with Google. You can also look into…

Hi Romeo, Jira server doesn't support API Tokens like Jira cloud, but there are apps available on the marketplace for this functionality. I work with miniOrange, one of the marketplace vendors who provide such an app. You can try out the app for free here: API Token Authentication for Jira Once you install the app and…

Hi Patrick, Your code is looking fine. To use API token you have to use Basic Authentication. This is how your Authorization header should look like: Basic Base64Encoded(username:apitoken). So if your user name and tokens are demo:demo it would be Basic ZGVtbzpkZW1v You can try out the API in clients like Postman to verify…

Hi Guis, For the server version, you'll need an add-on to support SAML SSO with ADFS. I work with miniOrange, one of the top marketplace partners for SSO Solutions. You can try out the add-on for free on the link below: miniOrange SAML SSO for Jira Here's a step by step guide to set it up with ADFS: Single Sign On (SSO)…

Adding an attachment has a different endpoint. /rest/api/3/issue/<Issue-Key>/attachments It has to be sent as a Multipart form data. If you're using curl, you can send the local file as attachment using -F option and it must be a file. curl -F…

Hi Sajan, You can follow the guide provided by Atlassian here: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/jira-rest-api-oauth-authentication/ However, to use OAuth, you'll need to create a java client while using this guide. Thanks, Ankit

Hello Praveen, Did your issue get resolved? If not, I just wanted to mention that we have created an app where you can create API tokens within the Jira server. You can evaluate it for free here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221054/api-token-oauth-authentication-for-jira?hosting=datacenter&tab=overview Thanks,…

Hi Ajay, You don't need to move the accounts to SAML. It works automatically. Since you're being redirected for SAML SSO with Okta, you must be entering the right email address, but the value coming in from Okta might be mismatching. I think Atlassian Access picks up the NameID value from SAML assertion. You'll need to…

Hi Girish, Are you using Jira cloud or Jira server?

Hi @Accello RPA , Jira server doesn't support API Authentication using access tokens of third party OAuth providers such as Okta. I work with miniOrange and We have released a Jira REST API Access using OAuth app which supports this exact use…

Yes, you can have a simple login button and SSO button beside it. Apart from this, you can enable Manual Login or SSO based on email domain. So you can configure SSO for your AD users only. Here, users will be asked to enter email address/username first and based on the email domain, they'll be either shown a manual login…

Hi Ernie, You can checkout our app SAML SSO for Confluence which supports Okta as IDP. You can try the app for free on the link below: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1215542/single-sign-on-sso-confluence-saml?hosting=server&tab=overview Here's a step by step guide to set it up with Okta. This generally takes 2-4…

Hi there, You can use the app REST API Access using OAuth/OIDC to access JIRA's REST API using Okta. You can simply set up OAuth flow with Okta and use it's access token to use Jira's API. It works in these 2 simple steps: * Fetch access token from Okta * Use this access token in Jira REST API Authorization header. You can…

Hi Alex, I work with miniOrange,an Atlassian marketplace vendor. We provide a REST API authentication app for Jira which can authenticate the APIs using AWS as OAuth provider. If you're using Jira's REST API's to create an issue in your Lambda function, then you can use this app to authenticate it using AWS's OAuth access…

Hi @Yifat Naidik , I work for miniOrange, one of the top marketplace vendor for SSO solutions. You can check out our SSO app on the marketplace to set up SSO with JSD Datacenter. It's the most competitively priced app. You can use the setup guides with different IDPs provided on the link below for seamless SSO…

Great! Azure AD support will be added to the initial release. Can you please drop a mail at atlassiansupport@xecurify.com so we can discuss more about the timeline and I can also set up a demo for you. Thanks, Ankit

Hi Ray, I work for miniOrange, one of the Top vendors of SSO solutions for Atlassian applications. We are creating a solution where you'll be able to perform REST API authorization using OAuth 2.0. Can you please let me know which IDP are you using? Reach out to us at atlassiansupport@xecurify.com and we can discuss your…

Hi @Denis , Can you please let me know which app are you using to enable MFA? We provide a REST API Authentication app for Jira, which generates an API token for Jira users. You can make the REST API call using username and token generated by the app and that will bypass MFA or basic auth. Feel free to reach out to us…

Hi Oleksandr, I work for miniOrange, one of the Top Vendors in SAML SSO solutions for Atlassian applications. You can try our apps to configure SAML SSO with Azure. You can configure the apps such that Azure AD users can log in only through MS Azure AD. You can get a free trial of the apps from links below: * Jira SAML SSO…