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Setting up Jazz Authorization Server fails with invalid jas URL

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I'm at the point where we already had an install and we're adding on top of so using the -prepareJsaSsoMigration
 
So I'm now running on JTS the repotools-jts migrateToJsaSso ... the error I'm getting is directlly related to my JAS server claiming that its not the correct URL ... however, the URL I'm inputting is exactly the same one as I use to validate that JAS is running.
 
https://{servername}:9643/oidc/endpoint/jazzop/.well-known/openid-configuration  ... exactly which part of that is the migrateToJsaSso expecting as I've tried all combinations and they all fail with the same error.
 

CLM 6.0.6.1 ifix16
Windows servers
built in liberty

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 Hi Karen


Could you share the command you are using to perform the migrateToJsaSso?

To confirm that your JAS server is working you can access the following URL and Login with configured credentials

repotools-jts -migrateToJsaSso authServerURL=https://{servername}:9643/oidc/endpoint/jazzop/.well-known/openid-configuration authServerUserId=X authServerPassword=X

the above url on the JAS server returns the page with the links etc, registration the prompt for the user account and loads correctly both of which I believe confirm the server is running.

well I'm pretty sure that I did that yesterday but apparently switching that up just now has worked - i must have had a typo or something of that nature.  Thank you so much (would be really nice if our documentation would actually give an example)

Thanks again.

 Thank you for confirming. 

They have an example in the repotools section

It might be missing in the page that includes the steps to migrate. I will have to check.


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Hi Karen,


Could you try this format:
./repotools-jts -migrateToJsaSso authServerURL=https://<hostname>:9643/oidc/endpoint/jazzop authServerUserID=X authServerPassword=X


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Thanks as always Shubjit!

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