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Deleting a Permission Set You can delete a permission set that is no longer needed. Before deleting a permission set, you must remove it from all accounts that use the permission set.
In the user list, select multiple users and click Delete above the list. Figure 2 Batch deleting users Click OK in the displayed dialog box. Parent topic: User Management
Deleting a Service Instance Function This API is used to delete an IAM Identity Center service instance. It can be called only from the organization's management account.
To delete a user, on the user details page, click Delete User in the upper right corner. Figure 6 Deleting a user Click OK in the displayed dialog box. Resetting a Password You can use the password resetting function to change the password of an IAM Identity Center user.
Deleting a Group Function This API is used to delete a group.
Deleting a User Function This API is used to delete a user.
SCIM User Management Add, modify, and delete users based on the SCIM protocol. SCIM Group Management Add, modify, and delete groups based on the SCIM protocol. Service Provider (SP) Management Query the SCIM configuration in the service provider (SP).
Figure 2 Editing a tag Click Delete in the Operation column of the target tag. In the Delete Tag dialog box, click OK. Figure 3 Deleting a tag Parent topic: Permission Sets
Delete the old certificate. On the Manage SAML 2.0 Authentication page, select the certificate to be deleted from the SP certificate list and click Delete. In the displayed dialog box, enter DELETE and click OK.
IAM Identity Center Resetting If you no longer need to use IAM Identity Center, intend to enable IAM Identity Center in a different region, or intend to create a new configuration from scratch, you can delete all data configured in IAM Identity Center.
In the Identity Provider Certificates area, import or delete certificates by referring to Rotating Certificates. Figure 2 Modifying IdP information Parent topic: Configuring an External Identity Provider
URI DELETE /v1/identity-stores/{identity_store_id}/group-memberships/{membership_id} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description identity_store_id Yes String Globally unique ID of an identity source.
URI POST /v1/instances/{resource_type}/{resource_id}/tags/delete Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description resource_type Yes String Resource type.
DELETE: requests the server to delete specified resources, for example, an object. HEAD: requests the server to return the response header. PATCH: requests the server to update partial content of a specified resource.
After confirmation, enter DELETE and click OK. Figure 6 Disabling access control attributes Parent topic: Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC)
Contact technical support. 400 IIC.1508 Failed to delete the MFA device: {0}. Failed to delete the MFA device for the user. Check whether the parameter is correct. 500 IIC.1508 Failed to delete the MFA device: {0}. Failed to delete the MFA device for the user.
Example policy denying permission set deletion: { "Version": "1.1", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Deny", "Action": [ "IdentityCenter:permissionSet:delete" ] } ] } Example 3: Create a custom policy containing
In the displayed dialog box, enter DELETE and click OK. Figure 7 Deleting an access token IAM Identity Center supports two access tokens at most. To generate additional access tokens, delete expired or unused access tokens. Parent topic: Configuring an External Identity Provider
If you do not want some users to have permission to delete a specified organization unit (OU), you can add the following policy content to custom identity policies of the permission set to prevent these users from deleting the specified OUs.
URI POST /v1/instances/{instance_id}/account-assignments/delete Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description instance_id Yes String Globally unique ID of an IAM Identity Center instance.