Hello, maybe one of you brave folks can help me:
We run a JIRA 6.2.7 on an internal server. Now the sales force should acces it via internet and web browser (no, no VPN!). Our provider suggested a FortiGate with HW / SW tokens and the FortiGate web portal.
The problem is, that on some JIRA pages broken links are created. Usualle they are correct "https: //xyz.portal.tld/proxy/https/our-jira-server.tld/the/jira/internal/uri", but on certain pages they are "https: //xyz.portal.tld/jira/internal/uri" - the proxy-stuff is missing). From then on, the document in the browser is incorrectly localized and we are stuck.
We believe that some URLs (hidden in JavaScript, REST calls, from responses from REST calls, etc.) will not be adjusted by the FortiGate JavaScripts which modify the page in the browser.
JIRA makes heavy use of jQuery, backbone.js and other JavaScript libraries).
Now the provider had the idea to use a FortiWeb instead of (or in addition to) FortiGate. Do you think, that this will solve our JIRA-link-problem?
Our demand is reverse proxying the internal JIRA from the internet using the two-factor authorization via HW / SW tokens (and, of course, be safe on our internal network ;)
Hope you can shed some light in the block box of Fortnet building blocks ...
Thank you
Alex
