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SO i have static ip for the instance which i took Snapshot of, so i change the IP allocation to DHCP and then took a snapshot and shared it to another account, and it worked.
Is any of the EBS volumes encrypted with the standard aws/ebs kms key?
This can be in issue when restoring a snapshot from a different AWS account and you generally need to re-encrypt the snapshot of the EC2 instance with a key that can be used from the destination account.
Hi,
If you take a EC2 snapshot in one account and restore it in another, you will face security issues: the EC2 instance is only reachacble with the access keys of your source account that are not available in your target account. Hence the reachability issue,
The simplest way to achieve what you want is to go via AMIs that can be shared (hence restored) across accouts.
Please, follow this guidance to do achieve what you want: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/account-transfer-ec2-instance
Best,
Didier
so basically, i am sharing a backup using aws backup to another aws account. we have prod account and from there we are sharing to DR account
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Hi, Thanks for the reply. As i can check, my source EBS is not encrypted.