ManageEngine Endpoint Central is a unified endpoint management and security solution that helps enterprises automate every aspect of endpoint management, including patch management, software deployment, remote troubleshooting, IT asset management, and a lot more. It essentially acts as a holistic endpoint management and security solution so that administrators can handle their tasks from a central location in a cohesive and coherent manner.
Jira, on the other hand, as the very term implies, is a service desk software that helps in managing IT requests and tracking work items (issues).
Endpoint Central is ManageEngine's flagship unified endpoint management and security solution that helps organizations in automating the entire spectrum of managing and securing endpoints.
By integrating Jira with Endpoint Central, IT admins can:
Below are the possible integration scenarios based on your deployment types of Endpoint Central and Jira Service Management:
Download and install the Endpoint Central app from the Atlassian Marketplace into your Jira Service Management instance.
Once the installation is complete, log in to your Jira Service Management Console. Go to Apps, and on the left pane click Setup Server under Endpoint Central. Click Integrate Now.
Here, a pop-up will be shown. If you already have a Endpoint Central Cloud account, please sign in and if not, you can sign up immediately.
Once you have successfully logged in to your Endpoint Central account, please click Accept to grant the necessary permissions.
Other Jira users can securely authenticate themselves directly from the issue window using their Endpoint Central credentials, ensuring proper access control based on their roles and permissions.
To integrate using Endpoint Central's app, follow the steps given below:
Download and install the Endpoint Central app from the Atlassian Marketplace into your Jira Service Management instance.
Then, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the link labeled "Configure Endpoint Central On-Premise".
Click Configure Endpoint Central.
Here, enter the server URL with the port number. For example: https://dc-server:8383
Now, Provide the Username and Password of the technician who has administrative privilege in Endpoint Central. Next, choose the type of user authentication, either Active Directory Authentication or Local Authentication. After that, click Finish.
You will be redirected now to the Getting Started page. Go through the page and click Close.
In this page, you will find the summary of the integration between Endpoint Central and Jira.
Here, click Integrate Now and choose Cloud from the drop-down menu.
Now, enter the Jira domain name opposite to the Jira base URL field.
.atlassian.net in the field as it is appended automatically.Subsequently enter the Jira User Email and Click the Generate option on the right, that is placed near to the API Key field.
Now, click Create API token.
Provide a Name and Expiry Date for the API token and click Create.
After that, copy the key and paste it opposite the API Key field. Click Save.
You have successfully integrated Endpoint Central with Jira Service Management Cloud.
Other Jira users can securely authenticate themselves directly from the issue window using their Endpoint Central credentials, ensuring proper access control based on their roles and permissions.
To integrate using Endpoint Central's app, follow the steps given below:
Download and install Endpoint Central app from Atlassian Marketplace into your Jira Service Management instance.
Under Manage apps, navigate to Setup Server, and click Close.
If you are already using Endpoint Central, click Next to continue. If you are new to Endpoint Central, download and install the free trial, and then proceed with the integration setup.
Enter your Endpoint Central server's URL (along with the port number and the protocol - either http:// or https://), and click Next.
Provide the user name and password of Endpoint Central's admin. Click Finish to complete the configuration.
Click Integrate Now and choose On-premise.
Provide the URL of Jira Data Center Server and provide the user name and password of Jira admin user and click Save.
Other Jira users can securely authenticate themselves directly from the issue window using their Endpoint Central credentials, ensuring proper access control based on their roles and permissions.
You can seamlessly sync asset data from Endpoint Central to Jira Assets. This allows automatic and scheduled sync of asset inventory from Endpoint Central into Jira, helping you to maintain accurate and up-to-date asset information across both platforms.
To sync assets from Endpoint Central to Jira Assets, follow these steps:
Go to Jira Assets and click Create Schema. Select Blank Schema from the options.
Enter a suitable Name and Key for the schema, then click Create.
Open the newly created schema, click the Settings icon, and navigate to the Import tab.
Click Create Import, select Endpoint Central as the source, and then click Next.
Enter a Name for the import configuration and click Create.
Once the import is created, click Import Data to start syncing assets from Endpoint Central.
By enabling the Auto Assign assets feature, the machine is automatically mapped to that issue whenever an issue request is created in Jira. This saves a lot of trouble for the issue resolver as there is no longer a need to map the machines manually.
Go to the Setup Server page, enable Auto Assign assets.