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Run the installation wizard. The following screenshot shows the downloaded .exe file.After clicking the .exe file, the Run confirmation pop-up displays, click on RUN. The following screenshot shows the RUN confirmation pop-up.The following JIRA installation wizard displays, click on Next.Choose the appropriate installation option as shown in following screenshot and then click on Next.The installation summary is displayed with the Destination Directory, Home Directory, TCP Ports, etc., as shown in the following screenshot.Click on Install. JIRA will start installing as displayed in following screenshot. It takes a couple of minutes to finish the installation.After installation, JIRA will be started automatically if the check box to Start JIRA Software 7.3.4 now is checked. Then click on Next, if not, it can be accessed using the appropriate Windows Start Menu shortcut.Click the Finish button.The installer will create the following shortcuts on the start menu −Access JIRAStart JIRA ServerStop JIRA serverUninstall JIRAThe following screenshot shows the above-mentioned shortcuts −Select the license type and enter organization name as shown in following screenshot −Click on Generate LicenseA confirmation pop-up will display as shown in the following screenshot. Click on Yes.Set up the administration account as displayed in the following screenshot.JIRA will automatically finish the setting-up as shown below −Once JIRA finishes the setup and starts running in the server, the user can access it from a browser on any computer with network access to the JIRA server.JIRA - Free Trials SetupJIRA provides 15 days to 1-month free trials of basic features. JIRA has other plans as well with different advanced features and add-ins. The cost depends on the number of users.By visiting a user can see different available plans for trying purposes.Setup for Free TrialsTo setup a free trial, the user has to Sign up on the following link − or login if he already has an account.The following screenshot shows required fields to sign up in Atlassian account.The user has to log into the email account and verifies the account by clicking on the link sent by JIRA-Atlassian. The next step is to go to and click on Create now button, which is at the bottom right hand of the webpage.The following screenshot shows different plans available for trial of JIRA.The following screenshot shows the details of the chosen plan for a free trial.Once the user fills in all the details along with the sample website name, user has to click on the Start

Now button. The following screenshot shows how to claim your site and provide your credentials to start it.It will take a few minutes to start the requested sample JIRA website. Once it is done, the JIRA login page will display and the user can see the given sample website name in the browsers address bar. The user can now directly access this link to navigate to JIRA. The following screenshot shows the login page of JIRA.JIRA - LoginTo login to JIRA, go to your sample website. It will open a login page. Fill in your registered email address/username and Password. Click on the Login button. The following screenshot shows how to login into JIRA using your credentials.Common Login ErrorsIn case of any unsuccessful login, an error message displays. The following screenshot shows the error message a user receives, if the credentials are not matching or incorrect.To rectify this scenario, click on Unable to access your account, then select the appropriate option and fill in the details. Click on email. The following screenshot shows how to recover the username, in case the user has forgotten it.The user will get an email with the details of his username or a link to reset the password.Successful LoginOn a successful login, the system dashboard will display if the account is associated with any project by the admin, or if a user can create a sample project as explained in the earlier chapters.The following screenshot displays the welcome page/dashboard of JIRA on a successful login.JIRA - DashboardAfter logging into JIRA, the Dashboard is the first page that shows up. The Dashboard is customized by the Admin. Based on the roles, the admin can set the access of JIRA. Even the admin has the right to change colors and the logo of JIRA.Important Points of the DashboardFollowing are some of the most significant points the users should understand before using the JIRA Dashboard −The navigation bar, present at the top of the JIRA page, will be the same across all the pages/screens of JIRA. Dashboard, Projects, Issues, Boards and Create are the main links. These links have many sub-links to navigate other functionalities.Navigation bar contains links that provides a quick access to the most useful functions of JIRA.Just under navigation bar, there is a System Dashboard.The information provided in the system dashboard area can be customized by the Admin.By default, it has three main sections Introduction,

Data and display if any errors or warnings are required, otherwise it will display how many successful imports are possible with the file.The following screenshot shows the successful validation of CSV file.Step 8 − Now, Click the Begin Import button. The importer will display updates like import is in progress, then a success message when the import is completed.Following screenshot shows how many issues are created using CSV file −Step 9 − Click on the Check Created issues, it will display the list of issues those are created using the CSV.The following screenshot shows the list of newly created issues using the CSV file.JIRA - Edit an IssueTo edit an issue in JIRA, the user has to navigate to the issue, which is required to edit and the click on the issue to open the page. The next step is to click on the Edit button, which is present at the top left hand side of the view issue page. It will open the edit issue page that is similar to the create page.The following screenshot shows how to access the Edit functionality.Or, hover the mouse over the field and click on the Pencil Icon to edit the specific field inline.The following screenshot shows how to edit a specific field without clicking on main edit button −Modify the issue details in the corresponding field of the edit Issue page. The Following screenshot shows the edit page to update details of an issue.Once the update is completed, click on the Update button. The user will be able to see the edited text/fields in the View Issue Page.The Following screenshot shows the updated details −JIRA - Email an IssueIn this chapter, we will learn how to email an issue in JIRA. A user can email an issue to other JIRA users. There are two ways to do it −By share an issue andBy mention these users in issues Description or Comment field.Let us now discuss each of these in detail.Sharing an IssueTo begin with, the user should navigate to the issue that is required to share and click to view the issue. Click on the Share Symbol on the top right hand side of the page. The following screenshot shows where the sharing option present at issue page −You can write the JIRA users name by typing their usernames or partially/all of their full names as registered with JIRA or type the