Confluence 6 Proxy and HTTPS detailed configuration guide links

Detailed Configuration Guide

For more information on the connector examples, we have provided some guided steps to help you enable HTTPS and configure your agents correctly.

HTTPS:

• Running confluence over SSL or HTTPS (configure HTTPS in Tomcat)

• Running confluence behind NGINX with SSL (configure HTTPS in your proxy)

• Securing your Atlassian applications with Apache using SSL (Configure HTTPS in your proxy)

Reverse proxy:

• Using Apache with Mod_proxy (confluence)

• Running confluence behind NGINX with SSL (confluence)

• proxying Atlassian server applications with Apache HTTP server (mod_proxy_http) (any Atlassian product)

• proxying Atlassian server applications with Microsoft Internet information Services (IIS) (any Atlassian product)

External agents:

• Configuring Web Proxy support for confluence (confluence)

• How to Configure Outbound HTTP and HTTPS proxies for your Atlassian application (any Atlassian product)

Although we have also provided some third-party solutions, and have mentioned Apache and Nginx in the Server.xml file. You can also choose your own proxy solution.

Atlassian Support does not provide a configuration help guide for third-party tools, such as Nginx,apache, or IIS. If you are experiencing any problems with the configuration, please check your proxy server documentation. Or ask a question in the Atlassian Community community, or ask for help from our partners (solution Partner).

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Confluence 6 Proxy and HTTPS detailed configuration guide links