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--- 711:process_feedback_jira [2025/01/07 15:02] – [Basic Authentication] Policnik, Florian
+++ 711:process_feedback_jira [2025/01/07 15:03] (current) – [Personal Access Tokens (Bearer) Authentication on Jira Data Center] Policnik, Florian
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 You need credentials for a (technical) user who is allowed to create issues in the Jira project.
+=== Jira Data Center with username and password ===
+  * The ''user'' and ''password'' are the normal username and password of the user.
+  * [[https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/disabling-basic-authentication-1044776464.html|Basic authentication must not be deactivated]]
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-=== Jira Data Center with username and password ===
+=== Jira Cloud with API-Token ===
-  * The ''user'' and ''password'' are the normal username and password of the user.
-  * [[https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/disabling-basic-authentication-1044776464.html|Basic authentication must not be deactivated]]
-=== Jira Cloud API-Token ===
 In Jira cloud there are no usernames. The ''username'' is the mail address (e.g. ''john.doe@example.com''). The **password is a API-Token** and not the password of the user. You can create a token in your [[https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens|Atlassian Account Management]].
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 ==== Personal Access Tokens (Bearer) Authentication on Jira Data Center ====
-Since Jira 8.14 it is possible to [[https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/using-personal-access-tokens-1026032365.html|generate Personal Access Tokens]] to authenticate with Jira.
+Since Jira Data Center 8.14 it is possible to [[https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/using-personal-access-tokens-1026032365.html|generate Personal Access Tokens]] to authenticate with Jira.
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