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A financial company is setting up a new AWS account for a digital wallet application using AWS Organizations. The solutions architect plans to use the IAM user Support1 from the management account to establish this new member account, with finance1@example.com designated as the email address. How should the solutions architect proceed to create IAM users within the newly created member account?
A
Sign in to the AWS Management Console using the root user credentials for the new account, utilizing the 64-character password provided in the initial AWS Organizations email sent to finance1@example.com. Proceed to configure the necessary IAM users.
B
From the management account, assume the OrganizationAccountAccessRole using the account ID of the new member account to switch roles. Then, set up the required IAM users.
C
Navigate to the AWS Management Console sign-in page, select “Sign in using root account credentials,” and log in using the email address finance1@example.com along with the root password of the management account. After logging in, create the IAM users as needed.
D
Access the AWS Management Console sign-in page and log in using the account ID of the new member account in conjunction with the Support1 IAM user credentials. Once logged in, establish the IAM users.