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I am the owner of the management account for my organization. However, I am unable to view or access the resources (EC2, S3, Lambda, etc) created by a user within my same organization.
- Both accounts are in the same organization.
- The resources are in us-east-1. I have made sure to select this region when browsing AWS services.
- Both accounts have the FullAWSAccess SCP attached.
- I tried enabling Tag Policies, tagging all resources with a shared tag, and creating a tag-based resource group. However, only my EC2 instance shows up when I try to create the resource group.
- I tried using Resource Access Manager to create a new resource share. However, the wizard results in an error: "Organization o-XXXXXXXXXX could not be found."
- I am up to date with my billing.
How do I access resources created by other accounts in my organization?
I followed this procedure, but I wasnt able to find the option of Automatic Provisioning, where can I find it?
In Step 3, it says for an Information Box which is also not available on IAM Console.
I am very disappointed with AWS at this point. I only opened this account because I was applying for a job. I had an appointment set and interviewer never showed up or responded. When I sent notification I was told I would be contacted and never was. Now I'm being told I may be charged for something I don't use. I have over 40 years of technology experience, yet cannot log in to clear my account. Granted I have not attempted login for a very long time, but I have captured enough screen shots to show this is not USER ERROR. I cannot log into account as root user even though I have the correct credentials. Hopefully you can respond before 3/31/23 avoiding any charges. I have exhausted way too much time on this so far. Any timely help would be appreciated. When logging in as root user, it accepts my password but does not send code. When I attempt captcha it fails after multiple attempts from mutliple devices.
For a MySQL database, I turned on "Manage master credentials" in AWS console. I decided to use a "master password" instead. When I uncheck the ManageMasterUserPassword and assign a "master password", AWS console gives me an error , "You can't specify MasterUserPassword for an instance with ManageMasterUserPassword enabled."
I'm trying to create an alert for AWS console logins. I've set up a CloudTrail trail that is multi-region, enabled for all accounts, and is logging all API activity. It's creating log files in my S3 bucket, but those files never include events for console access. I'm logging in and out over and over again and then pulling the files but do not find login events in them. Also, when I go to the CloudTrail event history and search for "Event name = ConsoleLogin" it does show me some login events but the most recent one is from 13 days ago and I've logged in many times since then. When I'm looking at the event history I have my region set to us-east-1. Any ideas what I could be doing wrong here would be amazing, thanks!
I use a hardware security key (yubikey) to log into the AWS console. The AWS console app for iPhone does not appear to support this login method. Am I just out of luck?
If I don't have anything configured in a specific region, would there be any information in that space? Or is this the default?
After an update of the AWS management console for Elastic Beanstalk last week I'm unable to update the security groups of an Elastic Beanstalk environment via the AWS management console?
I can select a security group but when I try to add another one the first selection is lost. The selected security groups aren't saved when I update the Elastic Beanstalk environment.
Hello everyone,
I think you have also experienced this problem. I deleted the google authenticator app on my old phone and didn't move the account. On my new phone, I can't get the verification code. How can I re-enable 2fa app for my root account. I looked at many articles and progressed by marking troubleshooting, but it keeps looping. As a result, how can you disable and re-enable 2fa in your root accounts without entering the console?
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I didn't understand the concept of delegating admin access to member account for certain services (Say guard duty etc.). Why is that delegation required. Generally at an enterprise level, AWS sso in management account is integrated with IDP(mostly Azure) and users/groups would be able to access the member accounts as per the permission sets and scps defined.
If I gave the security account access to particular group/user in Azure AD and restricted the access to all others, what is this concept of delegation. Can anyone help me with this.
hi team,
I have used same account details to login to the GCP cloud in the gcp account i had faced issue with the billing issue.
in the meanwhile i checked my aws account the, and for this aws account facing issue like aws account blocked.
did this issue solved within a 3 hours, because I need to submit project to manager
After closing my root account, all the IAM Users accounts including my admin IAM account are now getting an authentication error when trying to log in to the AWS console.
My plan is to terminate my root account and transfer to an Admin account without getting authentication errors from the IAM Users when they tried login, and while still being able to manage those IAM users accounts.
How can I resolve this issue?