I know there have been a ton of questions about this, but 1) I'm not looking for a custom domain; and 2) many of them are pretty old.
So we're using Cloud, and the default URL of one of our service desk projects looks like this:
https://mysite.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/2
I'm aware that I can't change the domain, since it goes with our Cloud domain. But is there any way to change the /customer/portal/2 to something like /customer/my-customer-name? We build the website and do franchise support for the largest pizza company in the U.S., and having a URL like the default one just looks really unprofessional.
Hi Esther,
Thank you for reaching out to Atlassian Community!
As you would like to have the portal with a different URL, perhaps you can use a 301 redirect.
It means that you can redirect the portal URL, for example, https://pizza.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1 to a custom link, e.g. www.pizza.com.
Here is a link that will help you better understand it: Change page URLs with 301 redirects and How to Properly Implement a 301 Redirect.
Also, if you search on Google for "301 redirects" there are many links explaining that. As this is something that must be configured on your side, there is no documentation from Atlassian.
Also, please click on watch and vote for the feature request that suggests the ability to customize the Portal URL:
- https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-1627
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Angélica
Thanks, @Angélica Luz , but my understanding is that you need access to your server's .htaccess file to use redirects. As indicated in my OP, we're running on Cloud, which means I don't have that access.
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Hi Esther,
For 301 redirect, all the configuration must be on your server and it's not necessary to access anything on Jira side.
Regards,
Angélica
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But on what server? Service Desk is running in the cloud, on a xxx.atlassian.net URL. I have no access to this. What server am I supposed to make this configuration change on?
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Hi Esther,
You mentioned that you built the website for your company, so you own this domain. This domain is hosted on a server, like register.com, name.com, godaddy.com, for example. The setting must be done where you manage the domain you've created.
Regards,
Angélica
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No, we don't own the domain. When I say we build the website for this company, I mean they are our client. They own the domain, and the domain is for their online ordering operations, not for their corporate site.
Thank you for your answers, but I don't think what you're suggesting is what we need or are able to do.
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Hi Esther,
I understand. To use the 301 redirects you must have access to the server.
For now, we must wait for the feature request to be implemented, so it will be possible to change the portal URL.
Regards,
Angélica
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any update on the custom portal URL feature?
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And Udpate that you can provide on this case @Angélica Luz ?
Seems that https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-1627 has been closed without resolution. We do not need a domain change, would be just sufficient to shorten/rename the service portal URL. Current Service Desk URLs really look unprofessional...
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