The instructions on this page describe how to configure Basic HTTP authentication for outgoing authentication and/or incoming authentication for an application link.

Basic HTTP authentication allows Confluence to provide user credentials to a remote application and vice versa. Once authenticated, one application can access specified functions on the other application on behalf of that user. For example, if you supply the credentials of a Confluence administrator on your Confluence server to a remote application, the remote application will be able to access all functions on your Confluence server that the Confluence administrator can access.

This method of authentication relies on the connection between Confluence and the remote application being secure. We recommend that you use Trusted Applications authentication or OAuth authentication for your application link instead, if possible.

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Configuring Basic HTTP Authentication for Outgoing Authentication

Configuring outgoing basic http authentication will allow Confluence to trust a remote application (i.e. allow the remote application to access specified functions in Confluence).

To configure basic http authentication for an outgoing application link:

Configuring Basic HTTP Authentication for Incoming Authentication

Configuring incoming basic http authentication will allow the remote application that you are linking to, to trust Confluence (i.e. allow Confluence to access specified functions on the remote application it is linked to).

To configure basic http authentication for an incoming application link:

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関連トピック

Configuring OAuth Authentication for an Application Link
Configuring Trusted Applications Authentication for an Application Link