CROWD SSO

[Young__Hahn]

Hi 

I am trying to use SSO in CROWD so that I don't have to type in my id and password every time I do something.

I did look at the documentations for SSO and did exactly what was on the documentations. 

Such as editing the xml file crowd.properties.

However, it is still not working.

Every time I log on to JIRA and try to go to Admin section, it is asking me to log in again

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Administrator Access

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Isn't SSO for this? so that you don't have to sign in all the time? 

My applications are installed in AWS with ec2 instances. 

I am using IP:8080 for JIRA and IP:8095 for confluence. 

I am guessing it might be because I don't have a domain name.. I am using private IP for ec2 instances. 

Also.. If I do use SSO to log in to JIRA, I don't have to login again in Confluence right? 

I didn't link JIRA and Confluence together.. but I linked both of them to CROWD. 

Crowd contains user information of JIRA and Confluence in ALL directories. 

Thank you

[Timothy · Accepted solution]

I am using IP:8080 for JIRA and IP:8095 for confluence. 

For Crowd's SSO to work, you need to be on the same domain to work. 

Also.. If I do use SSO to log in to JIRA, I don't have to login again in Confluence right?

Yes. That is what Crowd SSO provides.

[Young__Hahn]

Another quick question. When I log in to JIRA and click on user management option on JIRA, it asks me to log in again (Confirm the password).. Do I have to do this all the time even with SSO? or is this because I don't have domain? Thank you

[Timothy]

That is a standard functionality of JIRA where administrators will still be questioned for password.