Problem in Purchasing Dedicated Host Reservation

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I followed the steps here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/how-dedicated-hosts-work.html#purchasing-dedicated-host-reservations on how to purchase dedicated host reservations, but on the last step (Review and Purchase), after clicking 'purchase' it shows:

"An error occurred when trying to purchase a Dedicated Host Reservation: InternalError: An internal error has occurred"

Then when I looked into the AWS server error codes, it just says there that Internal Error means that I have to retry the request, which I did for 2 weeks now and the same thing happens every time.

asked a year ago299 views
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Hi,

First make sure you have permission to purchase reserved instances.

After that, this is what I have found regarding the issue you are having:

`Resolution Here are some common reasons why you might not see the RIs that you're looking for:

  1. AWS can't guarantee the capacity that you're looking for. Purchase capacity in a different Availability Zone in the same Region instead. Also, be sure that the RI that you're trying to purchase is for an instance configuration that AWS offers.

  2. You've reached your limit for RIs in a Region. For information about viewing and increasing your RI limit, see Amazon EC2 service quotas.

  3. You're purchasing a No Upfront RI with a new AWS account. AWS restricts the ability for new accounts to purchase No Upfront RIs. The restriction on purchasing No Upfront RIs is lifted automatically, usually after about a month. For more information, see Reserved Instances payment options.

AWS Support can't manually update these limits or add No Upfront RIs to your account on your behalf.

Note: AWS Support can't purchase RIs on your behalf.`

https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/ec2-ri-buy-error

Let me know if this helps.

AWS
answered a year ago

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