Where can I get JIRA ip address & port details?

[SAKINAH BINTI MOHD AZAM]

Hi, my team trying to integrate JIRA with devplus/mastercraft. Where can I get the following detail:

- JIRA Ip

-Ports Detail

[DPKJ]

Your question is not clear.

• If you are on server instance (IP and port depend upon Jira Base URL, i.e. url you use to access Jira),
  • If you have port number in Jira Base URL (e.g. http://jira.example.com:8080)
    • Base URL without port number is IP (i.e. jira.example.com) , and
    • Port number defined in Base URL is port number (i.e. 8080).
  • If you don't have port number in Jira Base URL
    • Using HTTP (http://jira.example.com)
      • IP is your url (i.e. jira.example.com)
      • Port is default http port (80)
    • Using https (https://jira.example.com)
      • IP is your url (i.e. jira.example.com)
      • Port is default https port (443)
• If you are using Jira cloud,
  • Your site address is IP (i.e. <SITE_NAME>.atlassian.net)
  • Port is default HTTPS port i.e. 443

If you are looking for way to find IP and PORT in your Java plugin,

ComponentAccessor.getApplicationProperties()
    .getString(APKeys.JIRA_BASEURL) // this will give jira's base url you can extract info from this

If you are looking for way to find SITE url in Jira Cloud plugin,

• It is passed as query parameter with name 'xdm_e' to every url that Jira cloud site access from your service.

[Fahad Siddiqui]

Hi,

If you need to find IP address of any machine you can find it through IP Resolve name command.  

[jegadeeswaran.s]

How to use that one ?

[DPKJ]

The command is,

ifconfig
or
ipconfig

[Fahad Siddiqui]

@DPKJ  congrats Sir now you are community leader, happy to know about this.

[DPKJ]

Thannks @Fahad Siddiqui  , with consistency you can also become leader, there are lots of questions in community that you can answer look of them, and be consistent.

[Yunshu Xie]

@DPKJ ,looking for your help,I want to integer jira with IDEA,how can I get the serve URL when I use jira website?

[Mihai Schwarz]

@SAKINAH BINTI MOHD AZAM If you are an JIRA Administrator and you want to find out informations about your JIRA instance go to the cog wheel -> System -> System Info.

You will be able to find all the information you need.

[Pete Singleton]

Are you hosting a server instance of Jira or is it cloud based?

[jegadeeswaran.s]

Im using a cloud

[DPKJ]

If you are using cloud, take a look at my first response on 04 September.

Your IP is - <YOUR_SITE_NAME>.atlassian.net, and

you port is - 443 (as Jira cloud work with https protocol)

[jegadeeswaran.s]

@DPKJJ, My domain team asking Private IP of this, as per my understanding this URL IP is Public right...How do I get that one ? ... Or else help me to create a new Email handler.

Thanks.

[DPKJ]

@jegadeeswaran.s  Jira on Cloud is hosted on Atlassian's network so you won't get a private IP ( Private IP is only valid for items that you have hosted in your private network)

On Email Handler, do share this documentation yo your Domain Team - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/creating-issues-and-comments-from-email-779288896.html

it explains all the details of Jira Mail Handler.

[jegadeeswaran.s]

@DPKJ  First tried with this one only, I need a private IP of my URL or else any alternate solution. Hope you will help me on this ...i need to create tickets from based on the Receiver Address: jira@example.com

[DPKJ]

@jegadeeswaran.s  I think I am not able to explain this clearly.

Can you create separate question, I will ask Atlassian Team, and other community leaders to help you.

Please provide link to separate question in this post.