Enable trusted access from AWS service

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I am trying to enable AWS config as trusted service from AWS Organizations as mentioned in official documentation. However, i see a note that AWS recommend to enable trusted service from AWS Config service and not from AWS Organizations.

How do i enable trusted service from AWS Conifg so that any rule or pack i enable in management account get automatically replicated to member accounts?

  • Hi there, can you share the link to the documentation and the note which says "AWS recommend to enable trusted service from AWS Config service and not from AWS Organizations"

asked a year ago737 views
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Hi there, Thank you for sharing the link and more information and i see exactly what you see. My recommendation is to use steps defined in https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide/quick-setup-config.html to setup config recording across multiple regions and accounts. And then use https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/mt/org-aggregator-delegated-admin/ blog to Set up an organization-wide aggregator in AWS Config using a delegated administrator account. This should help with your use case.

Please let us know how it goes after following these steps. If this resolves your problem, please accept the answer.

Thanks, Yogesh

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Yogesh
answered a year ago
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Here is the link https://docs.aws.amazon.com/organizations/latest/userguide/orgs_integrate_services.html

I get the same message prompt when I attempt to enable Trusted access from AWS Organizations.

I dont know how to enable this from AWS Service like Config. If I try to override the message and still enable the Trusted access from AWS Organizations, then any rule built on master account is not getting replicated to member accounts.

answered a year ago
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This is the exact message from AWS Organizations console-

We recommend that you enable trusted access by using the Amazon Config console. Enabling trusted access through the Amazon Config console enables that service to complete additional setup tasks that might be required.

Then below this, there is a checkbox to bypass this message--- Show the option to enable trusted access for Amazon Config without performing additional setup tasks.

answered a year ago
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Has anybody else seen this issue? I tried everything but unable to get this work

answered a year ago

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