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IAM Lab
Note: IAM does not have region selection have only global reach. Step 1: Go and click Services Step 2: Type IAM Step 3: Now you have go IAM user sign in link. This is the link you can send to your users. It is simply your account number. Step 4: You can customize it by giving aliases name for your account no. For eg: click customize and give iamcloud2019. And now you can see the change and publically accessible and you can sign in to account.
Step 5 : The very first thing we are going to do is multifactor authentication or MFA on our root account. You might me thinking what is a root account? Well a root account is just the username is the email address that you first signed up with AWS. And you can do anything. Step 6: You want to create a whole bunch of users and a whole bunch of different groups and put those users into groups and you also want to secure this root account. So what you want to do is enable multi-factor authentication so someone steals your username and password. They will not be able to login without multi-factor authentication so to enable it we just click in Step 7 Click Activate MFA on your root account. Click Manage MFA after that you will be able to see below screen
Step 8: Click Continue to Security Credentials Activate MFA Step 9: 1. Choose the type of MFA device to assign. You can select Virtual MFA device continue 2. Set up virtual MFA device page opens 3. Now check the list of compatible MFA from the given links https://aws.amazon.com/iam/details/mfa/ 4. For android phone you have Google Authenticator to is available at play store for download . 5. download and install it on your system and scan the bar code. 6. Open the mobile to see the code and type the code to get it authenticated.
Create a individual IAM user
Note: IAM does not have region selection have only global reach. Step 1: Go and click Services Step 2: Type IAM Step 3: Now you have go IAM user sign in link. This is the link you can send to your users. It is simply your account number. Step 4: You can customize it by giving aliases name for your account no. For eg: click customize and give iamcloud2019. And now you can see the change and publically accessible and you can sign in to account.
Step 5 : The very first thing we are going to do is multifactor authentication or MFA on our root account. You might me thinking what is a root account? Well a root account is just the username is the email address that you first signed up with AWS. And you can do anything. Step 6: You want to create a whole bunch of users and a whole bunch of different groups and put those users into groups and you also want to secure this root account. So what you want to do is enable multi-factor authentication so someone steals your username and password. They will not be able to login without multi-factor authentication so to enable it we just click in Step 7 Click Activate MFA on your root account. Click Manage MFA after that you will be able to see below screen
Step 8: Click Continue to Security Credentials Activate MFA Step 9: 1. Choose the type of MFA device to assign. You can select Virtual MFA device continue 2. Set up virtual MFA device page opens 3. Now check the list of compatible MFA from the given links https://aws.amazon.com/iam/details/mfa/ 4. For android phone you have Google Authenticator to is available at play store for download . 5. download and install it on your system and scan the bar code. 6. Open the mobile to see the code and type the code to get it authenticated.
Create a individual IAM user
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