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The remote application is not actually of the type selected when configuring the application link.

No status, or a different status from any of the above

Restart the remote application if necessary, or contact your administrator.

The remote application is behind a proxy and has timed out.

See The remote application is not responding above.

Restart the remote application, or contact your administrator.

Check that the remote application is operational by accessing it directly from your browser.

The remote application is behind a proxy and is down.Check that the remote application is operational, by accessing it as usual from the browser.The remote application may not be behind a proxy, but the application may have an error, such as an out of memory error.See A firewall is blocking requests above.Check the firewall or proxy configuration to see if HTTP requests (such as PUT) are allowed on the required port.A firewall or proxy is preventing HTTP requests.Check that the application URL used to configure the application link is correct for the remote application.The application URL used to configure the application link is not correct, or the application's address has changed.JAVA Option '-Dhttp.nonProxyHosts' Does Not Work on Windows OS.Jira server ignores http.nonProxyHosts JVM option.nonProxyHosts may be configured incorrectly and non-functional.See How to Configure Outbound HTTP and HTTPS Proxy for your Atlassian application.If the application has been configured with an outbound proxy, the remote application URL can be added to the nonProxyHosts to allow the application link to bypass it.Check the local application logs for the. The remote application is behind a misconfigured proxy.However application links report authentication failures differently from a 403, so this suggests a problem with the proxy configuration instead. This usually indicates an authentication failure.Does the application URL use the correct context path?Ĭheck that the firewall configuration allows access on the required port, using the network tools described below.Does the application URL match the base URL of the remote application (or the display URL if the remote application is behind a reverse proxy )?.If you're using the IP address for the application URL, is that correct?.Does the application URL use the correct port?.See ping below.Ĭheck the application URL configuration at the local end:

If the remote application is not accessible with the browser, ping the remote application URL from the local server – the remote application must be accessible using the application URL for the application link to work.

Check that the remote application is operational, by accessing it from the browser using the application URL (or the display URL if the remote application is behind a reverse proxy).