In Jira, choose 'Apps
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' then select the 'PassMan Connector'.
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2. Enter your PassMan URL, then click 'Save'.
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3. Click “Get token”. After that you will on 'Get token'. You will then be redirected to your Atlassian account settings page, where you can create a new token.
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4. Create a new API token and copy it to the clipboard.
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5. Navigate back to the PassMan Connector configuration page and click “Go 'Go to Padmin“Padmin'. You will then be redirected to the entered PassMan URL you entered.
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6. Login with your Atlassian account e-mail address and with the API token created in step 4
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7. On the next screen select “PassMan Insight Import Module”
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8. Provide a name for the configuration and click Next
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9. On the next screen enter login data for your PassMan site, additionally you can test configuration
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If you get an error regarding to SSL certification during this step, this is how to fix it.
10. Choose synchronizing account and save import configuration
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11. Last but not least create both predefined structure and predefined configuration
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After configuring the import you just need to run the first synchronization by clicking on the “Enable” and “Synchronize” options |
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Log in with a manager user account.
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7. After logging in, select 'System settings' followed by 'Authentication'.
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Create a new authentication like this:
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8. Provide the necessary data, then click 'Save'. Set the default provider to 'jiracloud', and enter the Tenant without the 'https://' prefix. Ensure the tech user has 'Browse users and groups' global permission.
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9. Navigate back to the PassMan Connector configuration page, click 'Finish', and then select 'Login to PassMan'. You will be redirected to authorize the app.
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10. On the app authorization page, select the Jira instance you wish to use with the PassMan Connector, and then click 'Accept'.
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11. If you wish to change your settings, you can reconfigure the connection at any time.
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