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# Configurar una entrada de panel de AWS

El panel de AWS permite a los administradores de sistemas conectarse de forma segura a su entorno de AWS y visualizar los componentes clave de IAM directamente en Remote Desktop Manager:

* Grupos de usuarios de IAM y sus pertenencias
* Usuarios de IAM y políticas de grupo asociadas
* Roles de IAM y relaciones de confianza

1. En Remote Desktop Manager, vaya a ***Nueva entrada*** y seleccione ***AWS Dashboard***.
2. En el cuadro de diálogo ***Añadir*** – ***AWS Dashboard***, introduzca un ***Nombre*** para la entrada.
3. Opcionalmente, seleccione una ***Carpeta*** para organizar la entrada.
4. En la pestaña ***General***, haga clic en la lista desplegable ***Tipo de autenticación***.

#### Clave de acceso <a href="#access-key" id="access-key"></a>

1. Seleccione ***Clave de acceso***.
2. Introduzca su ***ID de clave de acceso***.
3. Introduzca su ***Clave de acceso secreta***.
4. Seleccione una ***Región*** en la lista desplegable o déjela como ***Predeterminada***.

#### SSO <a href="#sso" id="sso"></a>

1. Seleccione ***SSO***.
2. Introduzca la ***URL del portal*** de su portal SSO de AWS.
3. Seleccione una ***Región*** o déjela como ***Predeterminada***.
4. Haga clic en ***...*** junto a ***Cuenta*** para seleccionar la cuenta de AWS.
5. Haga clic en ***...*** junto a ***Nombre del rol*** para seleccionar el rol de IAM.
6. Haga clic en ***Añadir*** para guardar la entrada.


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