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Modifying the Login Information of an IAM User Function This API is used to modify the login information of a specified IAM user.
String New password of an IAM user. old_password Yes String Old password of an IAM user.
Creating the Login Information of an IAM User Function This API is used to create the login information of a specified IAM user.
Does CBH Support IAM Fine-Grained Management? Yes. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a basic service for permission management. By default, new IAM users do not have any permissions. You need to grant different permissions to IAM users based on their duties.
Deleting the Login Information of an IAM User Function This API is used to delete the login information of a specified IAM user.
Attaching an Identity Policy to an IAM User Function This API is used to attach a specified identity policy to a specified IAM user.
How Do I Grant Permissions to an IAM User? If you want to authorize an IAM user to operate the SecMaster service, you need to use the primary account to grant permissions to the user. Granting Permissions to an IAM User Log in to the SecMaster console as an administrator.
Which Permissions Are Required for an IAM User to Use FunctionGraph?
Removing an IAM User from a Group Function This API is used to remove an IAM user from a group. Authorization Information Each account has all the permissions required to call all APIs, but IAM users must be assigned the following required identity policy-based permissions.
With IAM, you can: Create IAM users for personnel based on your enterprise's organizational structure. Each IAM user has their own identity credentials for accessing Enterprise Switch resources. Grant only the permissions required for users to perform a specific task.
Getting Started with IAM Getting Started with IAM Authenticate identities and securely manage access to your services and resources Authenticate identities and securely manage access to your services and resources Try Free Documentation Contact Us Getting Started with IAM in 2 Steps
"Action": [ "iam:policies:getV5", "iam:policies:getVersionV5", "iam:policies:listV5", "iam:policies:listVersionsV5", "iam:users:attachPolicyV5", "iam:users:detachPolicyV5", "iam:users:listAttachedPoliciesV5" ] } ] } Allowing Users to Set Account
How Do I Isolate IAM Users on a Notebook Instance? In a development environment, multiple IAM users may require isolation, and they don't want their notebook instances to be viewed, modified, or deleted by others.
Granting IAM User Groups Specific Permissions for All OBS Resources Scenario This topic describes how to grant multiple IAM users or user groups specified permissions for all OBS resources. Recommended Configuration Use an IAM custom policy to configure the permissions.
Removing an IAM User from a User Group Function This API can be used by the administrator to remove an IAM user from a specified user group. The API can be called using both the global endpoint and region-specific endpoints. For IAM endpoints, see Regions and Endpoints.
Granting IAM User Groups All Permissions on All OBS Resources Scenario This topic describes how to grant multiple IAM users or user groups all permissions on all OBS resources. Users with this permission can perform any operations on OBS.
Configuring Permissions in IAM Creating a User and Granting Permissions Using IAM Roles or Policies to Allow Access to SWR Using IAM Identity Policies to Allow Access to SWR SWR Custom Policies SWR Resources Parent Topic: Permissions Management
This error message indicates that the IAM user does not have programmatic access permissions. Solution Contact the account administrator and log in to the IAM console. Locate the IAM user to be modified and click the username.
This error message indicates that the IAM user does not have programmatic access permissions. Solution Contact the account administrator and log in to the IAM console. Locate the IAM user to be modified and click the username.
Recommended Configuration Use an IAM custom policy to configure the permissions. Precautions After configuration, IAM user groups can perform allowed operations using APIs or SDKs.
