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Blocking internet access to Confluence server ?

V MALLIKARJUNA

By blocking internet access to confluence server is there any dependency issues?

related to user management, and usage of macros & server related access.

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Sanjen Bariki_rtm841

Hi @V MALLIKARJUNA ,

Welcome to Atlassian community!

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Sanjen

V MALLIKARJUNA

Hi @Sanjen Bariki

Thanks for the reply.

we are using crowd AD for user management, is there any issue related to fetching users and groups if we block internet.

Sanjen Bariki_rtm841

Hi @V MALLIKARJUNA ,

Welcome to Atlassian community!

Could you please confirm it with your AD team..?

Please accept the answer If it helps you.

Regards,

Sanjen

Rilwan Ahmed

Hi @V MALLIKARJUNA ,

There is no potential impact. You can install your confluence in intranet OR block internet access.

If your user management is connected to any AD, make sure you enable connection only to that application ip.

usage of macros: Macros are part of plugins and all are installed inside your application. So no impact here also.

V MALLIKARJUNA

yes

we are using crowd server

V MALLIKARJUNA

Hi @Rilwan Ahmed ,

Thanks for the reply.

Is there any issue related to integration of Jira & Conflunce ,If internet is blocked in Confluence.

Thanks,

Mallikarjuna V

Rilwan Ahmed

If jira and confluence are in same network/Intranet, then no issues.

If they are separate, again your network team can allow two side connection between these 2 applications and you are create app links.

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