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Hello.
You can identify this by opening the IAM Identity Center console for each region.
Side note: I also used plain IAM, and can still use it. When I navigate to IAM I end up in us-east-1 (https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home?region=eu-north-1#/home) even though my AWS Console is in eu-north-1. Is this okay?
Yes, this is normal.
They have a bug, After you create an organization, it will disable your previously configured IAM Identity Center. And you will not be able to enable it again, it will show the mentioned error.
Thanks! It seems my case is this. So is there any way to walk around?
Thanks! It seems my case is this. So is there any way to walk around?
Thanks for the discussion. I am facing the exact same problem. Am new to learning AWS
- This is my personal account (free account).
- Created an user and a group on my IAM Identify center couple of days back.
- Since yesterday not able to navigate to my identify center. Same message.
- Checked in all the regions (one by one) but I am pretty sure I opened it on us-east-1. (checked my browser history) - same error message while clicking on Enable
- This is not an organisation managed acct (though I was planning to create one today)
Of course I can use IAM to create users and groups but was checking if their is a solution to my problem or not. thanks jaideep
I have the exact same problem, and despite going through every single region to test to see which one my IAM Identity Center is under, I am unable to locate it.
I faced the same problem when I created IAM for personal account, but had created organization after that.
Removing organization resolved the issue.
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Alternatively, you can run the shell script below to find out which region it is set in.
If you are in a region where IAM Identity Center is configured, you can see the following response.
Hi Riku, Using your script,
eu-north-1
was where Identity was active. However, if I open https://eu-north-1.console.aws.amazon.com/singlesignon/home?region=eu-north-1 it still shows the "enable" button and when I click enable it gives the same error.I tried to remove the
eu-north-1
instance with CLI using root credentialsaws sso-admin delete-instance --instance-arn arn:aws:sso:::instance/ssoins-6508492cb9c98300
but was not allowed:Is the AWS account you are trying to enable IAM Identity Center for an Organizations managed account?
Is there a way to delete Identity Center using AWS CLI?