Manage IAM multi-account role deployments in an AWS global network - AWS Network Manager

Manage IAM multi-account role deployments in an AWS global network

The IAM role deployments status section displays the current role deployments status for all member accounts set up in your account.

  • Member account ID — The account ID for the account set up in AWS Organizations. This includes member accounts and members that have been registered as delegated administrators.

  • CloudWatch role status — The status of the account's Amazon CloudWatch role. If you enable multi-account using the Network Manager console, this is StackSets-managed if deployed successfully. Otherwise, this is Self-managed.

  • Console role status — The status of the account's Network Manager console role. If you enable multi-account using the Network Manager console, this is StackSets-managed if deployed successfully. Otherwise, this is Self-managed.

  • Review required — This applies only to Self-managed roles. A review is required to ensure that the permissions set up for the account are correct. For more information, see Multi-account access roles for AWS Global Networks for Transit Gateways.

If you make changes to your role policies, or if you've updated a self-managed role, you can deploy the updated policy to your AWS Organizations accounts.

To retry the IAM role deployment status
  1. Access the Network Manager console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/networkmanager/home/ with the AWS Organizations management account.

  2. Under Connectivity, choose Global Networks.

  3. In the navigation pane, choose Settings.

  4. In the IAM role deployments status section, choose Retry role deployment.

    Depending on your organization size and the number of member accounts in your organization, this could take several minutes. During this time you won't be able to register or deregister any new delegated administrators.