In Chrome, click the ellipsis icon in the top-right corner of your browser window, and then click New incognito window. This is because LastPass wants to record the passwords you create for your users, and it also tries to auto-fill the new users’ password fields with an existing password from your account. Note If you’re using the same computer on which you installed LastPass in Project 7-1, you’ll need to perform the steps for this project in an incognito window in your browser or sign out of LastPass while you work on this project. Because you’ll be signed in both as the root user and as an IAM user at the same time, you’ll need to perform parts of the project in two different browsers, such as Chrome and Edge. In this project, you’ll create a new user and experiment with different permissions settings. Click Download next to your preferred web browser, OR. Once your account has been created, you can download the LastPass browser extension based on your desired preference: Click Quick Install to download the extension instantly for the web browser you're actively using, OR. In your browser toolbar, click the inactive LastPass icon. Click Download for your desired web browser extension, or click Quick Install if you are actively using your desired web browser. Recall that in Project 1-3, you surveyed available AWS account options and had the opportunity to create an AWS account. Step 2: Download the LastPass browser extension. About this task: Install and log in to the LastPass browser extension by doing the following: Go to the LastPass downloads page. While the instructions given here were accurate at the time of writing, you might need to adjust the steps or options according to later changes. completion time: 45 minutes Note Public cloud platforms and related account options change frequently.
Project 7-3 Manage Users and Permissions in AWS Est.
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