I can't find an Original Estimate field in my Next-Gen project. Is there one?
Hi, there is an open issue in Crowd for it. It will be implemented in Crowd. Please vote for it https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CWD-677.
Otherwise, if you are looking for a hosted Atlassian solution outside of OnDemand with two factor authentication, we've done this before for customers using an Apache Module. If you are interested, contact us at sales@queryfoundry.com.
There's a Jira 2FA plugin available (works well with Google Authenticator) with U2F devices support
Please note that this app has Data Center edition.
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Ping. Can i use two factor auth for JIRA cloud?
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Have a look at the link Harry posted in the original correct answer.
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Any idea if this is ever going to happen ? I totally agree with Archie, it's crazy you guys don't support this
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Follow up comments are probably better posted into Jira - once Atlassian have a specific issue for it, it won't get much attention on Answers (See and follow Henry's link to the request)
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I'm tired of waiting for Atlassian. I will provide an Atlassian managed cloud for you to get two-factor authentication and IP restrictions. If you are open to this idea, let me know here: http://smsworkflow.com/site/managed-cloud-interest/
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Two factor is usually very poorly implemented, or just misunderstood. I'm hoping that if Atlassian do something like it, they do it properly. Quite difficult given that there aren't many good examples around.
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It's not hard. Here's my example: http://code.google.com/p/mod-authn-otp/
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