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How can I grant access to the AWS Management Console for on-premises Active Directory users?
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I want to grant access to the AWS Management Console using my Active Directory domain credentials.
Short description
Manage Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role-based access to the AWS Management Console. Use either AD Connector or AWS Directory Service for Microsoft Active Directory. The IAM role defines the services, resources, and level of access that your Active Directory users have.
Resolution
Choose either AD Connector or AWS Managed Microsoft AD
Create a VPN connection and configure an AD Connector between your on-premises domain with the following minimum port requirements: TCP/UDP 53 for DNS TCP/UDP 88 for Kerberos authentication TCP/UDP 389 for LDAP authentication
For more information, see AD Connector prerequisites.
Verify that users can access the AWS Management Console. Open the directory access URL in a private browsing session and sign in with a user account that's assigned to the IAM role. Then, check the AWS service consoles to confirm that you're permitted or denied access to services as specified by the IAM role.