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0. Background + Question + Analysis
0. Background + Question + Analysis
windows 11, 64 bit
My problem scenario:
First, I created an aws account, and I can log in with the ROOT user, but when I log in, select the IAM user, enter the name and password of ROOT, and it will prompt [Your authentication information is wrong, please try again]
This article addresses this issue.
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Cause of the problem: No IAM user has been created, and the IAM user needs to be assigned web console permissions when creating it
Solution: Create an IAM user and set the correct permissions
1. Solution steps
1) First log in with the ROOT user
2) Search [User] in the search box on the main interface, and select to enter
3) Click [Create User]
4) Enter user details, including name, authority, password form, etc., see the picture, fill in and click Next
Note: [Provide users with access to the AWS management console] in the second box must be checked, otherwise you will not be able to log in
5) Set permissions
I chose [Add User to Group], and when creating a group for the first time, I will select the permissions of the group, as shown in the second picture below; if there is an existing group, directly check the group name, and click [Next] in the lower right corner of the interface OK (I choose to join an existing group)
Just choose the strategy you need here. What I need is [AdministratorAccess], so I only selected this one
6) View and create, if there is no problem with the information, click to create a user
7) Created successfully
8) Log back into the IAM user,
Use the same ID as the ROOT user on the login interface, but replace the user name with the [TEST] registered just now, and the password is the password of TEST, click Login
Landed successfully
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