Step 1 - Preparation
Step 2 - IUM Configuration
Step 3 - Define IUM User
Example: There is only one jira user group with product access
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Remove product access for the Jira user group
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Opening the user management of IUM
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Under source group now select the Jira user groups (from which the product access was removed)
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After saving, the sync can be executed once (run now) or as a job at regular intervals.
Step 4 - Adjustment IUM Configuration
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Assigned licences:
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Here you can specify how many licenses IUM is allowed to use in total to provide licenses to IUM users.
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Step 5 - IUM Browser Extension
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Instruct all users to install the IUM Browser extension
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More accurate tracking of user activity
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Prevention of queue display for JSM Agents, JPD Contributors or Assets
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A warning message will appear regarding the opening of an external link. This can be confirmed by clicking "continue".
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Expected behavior of IUM
Login Process
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License slots are available
-> After approximately 2 seconds, the user sees the queue and after click on reconnect he is redirected to Jira. -
No slots are available
-> After approximately 2 seconds, the user sees the queue after click on reconnect the timer starts for next autologin.
-> After the timer expires, an automatic login attempt is made.
-> This process repeats until IUM has been able to assign a slot to the user.
-> Optionally, the user can try to speed up the process by clicking "reconnect".
License Revocation
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By default, IUM checks every 5 minutes whether existing users have been inactive for longer than the set inactivity time.
-> If this is the case, these users are removed from the ium access group.
-> The affected users receive a "Lost Jira slot" popup approximately 1 minute before the license revocation.
-> Users who still have their browser open will see the queue.
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If the "Allow removal of inactive users on slot request" option is enabled, the following behavior occurs.
-> If user (a) is inactive for longer than the set inactivity time, another user (b) requests a slot, and ium has no free slots available
-> In this case, the user who has been inactive the longest (> set inactivity time) would lose their slot without a prior popup, and user (b) would receive that slot.
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If a user still has their browser open when their license is revoked, they will see the queue displayed on the relevant Jira pages.
License Reassignment
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A user can request a new slot at any time by clicking "reconnect"
-> If a slot is free -> redirect to the previous Jira page
-> If no slot is free -> the timer starts and attempts an automatic reconnect upon expiration. (A manual reconnect can be attempted at any time to expedite the process.)
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Option "Automatic login after removal during inactivity" is activated.
-> If the user's browser is still open when the license is revoked, the queue is displayed.
-> An attempt is made to automatically assign a slot.
-> If a slot is free -> automatic redirect to Jira.
-> If no slot is free -> the timer expires, and another automatic attempt is made to assign a slot.