Cannot delete AD connector

We block the deletion of the AD Connector when there are still applications linked to it as a safety precaution to prevent customers from unintentionally breaking an AWS application that is still using the directory. However, that can sometimes be more frustrating than helpful. This post is a good example. The error about "the role’s trust with AWS Directory Service no longer exists" means that the AD Connector is Inoperable because it no longer has access to your domain controllers. So you have to update your network settings to reestablish connectivity between the AD Connector and your domain in order to delete those roles. As you have pointed out, this is a lot of work just to delete something. Therefore, I have manually unauthorized the AWS Management Console from your AD connector. This will allow you to delete the AD Connector with out any additional work.

Thank you, that worked well. The domain this was connected to is no longer accessible so it would have been impossible to delete otherwise!

Brian

How do I go about requesting a manual fix to this problem?

Hi I have the same problem You cannot disable the AWS Management Console because delegated users are still assigned to it. Remove all users and groups from the IAM roles below and try again I cant delete the role although I dont have any user assign to the role can you help me? santos