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Question: How can I set the default printer on Amazon Windows WorkSpaces and prevent the settings from reverting?

I use Amazon Windows WorkSpaces, and I want to set a default printer for a WorkSpace. How can I do that?-or-I set a default printer for my Windows WorkSpace, but the settings don’t persist after I log off and back in to the WorkSpace. How can I fix this?ResolutionSet a default printerDownload and install the driver for your local printer on the WorkSpace.From the WorkSpace, set the desired printer as the default printer, and then set any needed printer preferences.Install the Group Policy administrative template for PCoIP.Configure the local printer redirection.TroubleshootingIf the default printer settings aren’t preserved after logging off and back in to the WorkSpace, set the default printer on the WorkSpace. Then, follow these steps:Export a registry key containing the default printer settingFrom the Windows Start menu, choose Run.Enter Regedit, and then choose Ok.From the left navigation pane, expand HKEY_Current_User, Software, Microsoft, Windows NT, and CurrentVersion.Under CurrentVersion, open the context (right-click) menu for Windows, and then choose Export.Save the file to your desktop and name the file. Note the file name for a later step.Create a scheduled taskThe following process triggers a registry import when a user logs on.Note: The trigger might not work if users disconnect without logging off. If this happens, the user must log off, and then log back in.Open a command prompt, and then run taskschd.msc to open Task Scheduler.From the Actions panel, choose Create Basic Task.For Name, enter a task name, and then choose Next.For Trigger, select When I log on, and then choose Next.For Action, select Start a program, and then choose Next.For Program/script, enter the following, replacing username and filename.reg with your own values:regedit.exe /s D:\Users\username\Desktop\filename.regNote: Use the file name that you created when exporting the registry key.Choose Next, and then choose Yes.Select Open the Properties dialog for this task when I click Finish, and then choose Finish.On the General tab, for Security options, select Run with highest privileges.On the Triggers tab, select the At log on trigger, and then choose Edit.For Advanced settings, select Delay task for, change the value to 1 minute, and then choose Ok.On the Actions tab, select the Start a program action, and then choose Edit.For Start in (optional), enter c:\windows, and then choose Ok.Choose Ok to close the properties window.To confirm that the default printer settings persist, log off, and then log on again. It can take about a minute after logging on for the default printer to display correctly.

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Question: How do I shut down my Amazon Lightsail resources?

How do I remove the Amazon Lightsail resources from my AWS account?ResolutionTo remove all your Lightsail resources, delete your Lightsail instances and resources attached to these instances, such as static IP addresses, snapshots, or block storage.Lightsail resources are billed incrementally in hours or in fractions of GB-months. When all Lightsail resources are deleted, you receive no further billing related to Lightsail. For fees incurred for various resources, see Frequently Asked Questions in Amazon Lightsail.To delete your Lightsail resources, do the following:Delete your Amazon Lightsail instance - You stop incurring charges for the instance as soon as it's deleted.Delete a static IP in Amazon Lightsail - Static IP addresses are free while attached to an instance. Note that other resources that rely on this static IP might be impacted, such as DNS records that reference your static IP address.Delete your database in Lightsail - You stop incurring charges for the database as soon as it's deleted.Delete your domain's DNS zone in Lightsail - You stop incurring charges for your DNS as soon as you delete your Lightsail DNS zone.Delete disk snapshots in Lightsail - You need to retain only the most recent snapshot to restore an entire disk. You can reduce charges by removing outdated snapshots, or prevent charges by deleting all snapshots.Detach and delete your block storage disk in Lightsail - You must stop, or delete, your instance before you detach and delete your disk.Delete a Lightsail load balancer - Deleting a load balancer also detaches any Lightsail instances attached to it, but doesn't delete the Lightsail instances. If you activated encrypted (HTTPS) traffic using an SSL/TLS certificate, then deleting the load balancer also deletes any SSL/TLS certificates associated with the load balancer.Delete an SSL/TLS certificate - You can delete an SSL/TLS certificate that you no longer use. For example, your certificate might be expired, and you attached an updated certificate that's validated.Turn off VPC peering that you no longer need - To turn off your VPC peering, do the following:In the Lightsail console, choose Account on the navigation bar.Choose Advanced.In the VPC peering section, clear Enable VPC peering for all AWS Regions.

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Question: How can I manage an AWS Managed Microsoft AD or Simple AD directory from an Amazon EC2 Windows instance?

I want to use an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) Windows instance to manage AWS Directory Service for Microsoft Active Directory (AWS Managed Microsoft AD) or Simple AD. How can I do that?ResolutionFirst, join the EC2 Windows instance to the directory in one of the following ways:To join a new instance to an AWS Managed Microsoft AD or Simple AD directory during launch, see Seamlessly join a Windows EC2 instance.To manually join an existing instance to a directory, see Manually join a Windows instance.Then, to manage the directory from the EC2 Windows instance, install Active Directory administration tools on the instance.

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Question: How do I increase my custom origin's response timeout in CloudFront?

How do I increase the amount of time that Amazon CloudFront waits for a response from my custom origin?Short descriptionTo adjust the timeout value that CloudFront uses when communicating with your custom origin, change the origin's response timeout setting in the CloudFront console.Important: If you're getting HTTP 504 errors from CloudFront, make sure that you verify the following before you increase your origin's response timeout:The firewall and security groups on your origin server allow CloudFront traffic.The origin server is accessible on the internet.The server timeouts aren't being caused by delayed responses from applications on your origin server.For more information, see HTTP 504 status code (Gateway Timeout) in the CloudFront Developer Guide.Resolution1.    Open the CloudFront console.2.    In the Distributions pane, in the ID column, select the ID of the distribution that you want to edit.3.    Choose the Origins tab. The Origins page appears.4.    In the Origin name column, select the check box next to the origin name that you want to edit. Then, choose Edit. The Edit origin page appears.5.    In the Settings pane, choose Additional settings.6.    For Response timeout, enter the new timeout value.7.    Choose Save changes.Note: To configure a Response timeout value that's greater than 60 seconds, you must request a quota increase. The default Response timeout value is 30 seconds.
Question: Can I associate multiple SSL certificates with my Amazon CloudFront distribution?

I'm serving multiple CNAMEs (alternate domain names) through my Amazon CloudFront distribution. I want to turn on Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or HTTPS for all the associated CNAMEs.

ResolutionYou can't associate more than one SSL or Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificate to an individual CloudFront distribution. However, certificates provided by AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) support up to 10 subject alternative names, including wildcards. To turn on SSL or HTTPS for multiple domains served through one CloudFront distribution, assign a certificate from ACM that includes all the required domains.To use an SSL certificate for multiple domain names with CloudFront, import your certificate into ACM or the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) certificate store. For instructions, see Importing an SSL/TLS Certificate.

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Question: What do I do if I receive an error when entering the CAPTCHA to sign in to my AWS account?

I can't complete the CAPTCHA when signing in to an existing account or when activating a new AWS account.

ResolutionTry the following:Use a different internet browser.If you're using a mobile device, try using a desktop browser instead.Clear your browser's cache and cookies.Wait 15 minutes, and then try to sign in again.If you're still having trouble signing in after trying these troubleshooting steps, contact AWS Support.

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Question: How do I use my own Microsoft RDS CALs with AppStream 2.0?

I want to use my own Microsoft Remote Desktop Service Client Access License (RDS CAL) with Amazon AppStream 2.0. How can I do that?ResolutionIf you have Microsoft Software Assurance with License Mobility, you might be able to bring your own Microsoft RDS CALs and then use them with AppStream 2.0. Users who are covered by your RDS CAL don't incur the monthly user fees. For more information about how to sign up for and complete a license verification process, and to view eligibility requirements, see License Mobility.First, sign up and complete the Microsoft license verification form to confirm that you have eligible licenses with Software Assurance. For more information, see License Mobility through Software Assurance on the Microsoft website. In the License Mobility Verification form, provide the following information about the Authorized Mobility Partner:Email Address: microsoft@amazon.comPartner Name: Amazon Web ServicesPartner Website: aws.amazon.comAfter the form is submitted, Microsoft provides confirmation to you and to Amazon Web Services (AWS) that you have completed the verification process. After the verification process is complete, submit the AWS License Mobility Agreement verification form.Next, create a case in the AWS Support Center. Follow these steps:Go to the AWS Support Center, and then choose Create case.Choose Account and billing support.For Type, choose Billing.For Category, choose Other Billing Questions.For Case description, enter the following template, and include your details for each line:I want to use my RDS CAL with AppStream 2.0. Please inform the AppStream 2.0 team that our License Mobility Agreement verification form is submitted. The AppStream 2.0 team requested the following information:AWS account ID:Number of licenses ported:AWS Region in which we will use the ported license:Microsoft agreement #:Date and time zone when the Microsoft agreement expires:Related informationAmazon AppStream 2.0 FAQsAmazon Appstream 2.0 pricing
Question: Why is my AWS Glue ETL job reprocessing data even when job bookmarks are enabled?

I enabled job bookmarks for my AWS Glue job, but the job is still reprocessing data.

ResolutionHere are some common reasons why an extract, transform, and load (ETL) job might reprocess data even though job bookmarks are enabled:You have multiple concurrent jobs with job bookmarks, and the max concurrency isn't set to 1.The job.init() object is missing.The job.commit() object is missing.The transformation_ctx parameter is missing.The table's primary keys aren't in sequential order (JDBC connections only).The source data was modified after your last job run.For more information about each of these issues, see Error: A job is reprocessing data when job bookmarks are enabled.

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Question: How can I decrease the total provisioned storage size of my Amazon RDS DB instance?

I want to decrease the total allocated storage size of my Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) DB instance. How can I do this?Short descriptionAfter you create an Amazon RDS DB instance, you can't modify the allocated storage size of the DB instance to decrease the total storage space it uses. To decrease the storage size of your DB instance, create a new DB instance that has less provisioned storage size. Then, migrate your data into the new DB instance using one of the following methods:Use the database engine's native dump and restore method. This method causes some downtime.Use AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) for minimal downtime.

ResolutionDB dump and restoreOpen the Amazon RDS console, and then choose Databases from the navigation pane.Choose Create database.Launch a new Amazon RDS DB instance that has a smaller storage size than your existing DB instance.Use your database engine's native tools to dump your existing DB instance (the instance you want to decrease in size).Optionally, you can rename your old DB instance, and then name the new DB instance using the old DB instance's name. Or, you can reconfigure applications to use the new DB instance's name.Restore the database in your new DB instance.To restore your database, you can use the pg_dump utility for PostgreSQL or for PostgreSQL versions 10.10 and later, and 11.5. Or, you can use Transportable Databases, which moves data much faster than the pg_dump/pg_restore method. The mysqldump utility is available for importing data into MySQL/MariaDB engines, or you can use the external replication method for reduced downtime. Similarly, you can use Data Pump for Oracle and native full backup (.bak files) for SQL Server.Note: Downtime occurs from the time that your old DB instance stops receiving connections until the time that Amazon RDS directs the connections from your application to the new DB instance.Replication with AWS DMSYou can use AWS DMS to set up homogeneous replication between your two DB instances. For more information, see Getting started with AWS Database Migration Service.

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Question: How do I get technical support from AWS?

I am an AWS customer, and I am looking for technical support.

ResolutionFor technical support, all AWS customers have access to AWS documentation, the AWS Knowledge Center, AWS Prescriptive Guidance , and AWS re:Post.You can also subscribe to a Developer, Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, or Enterprise  Support plan to receive one-on-one fast-response support from experienced technical support engineers. With these Support plans, you get pay-by-the-month pricing and unlimited support cases. If you have operational issues or technical questions, you can contact a team of support engineers and receive predictable response times and personalized support.After you sign up for a Developer, Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, or Enterprise Support plan, you can open a technical support case by doing the following:Open the AWS Support Center.Choose Create case.On the Create case page, select Technical support.Enter the required information.Choose Submit.To learn more about the types of technical issues that are supported by AWS, see Scope of AWS Support.To get personalized technical support, you must sign up for a Developer, Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, or Enterprise Support plan. All AWS customers receive support for account and billing questions and service quota increases.If you have a Basic Support plan and require one-on-one technical support, you can upgrade your Support plan. For more information, see How do I change my AWS Support plan?Related informationCompare AWS Support plansGetting started with AWS SupportAWS Support plan pricingDoes AWS Support have a phone number?
Question: How do I set up notifications for my Direct Connect scheduled maintenance or events?

I want to receive notifications for AWS Direct Connect scheduled maintenance or events.

Short descriptionTo help you manage events, the AWS Personal Health Dashboard displays relevant information and provides notifications for activities. You can use the Personal Health Dashboard with the following steps to receive notifications for scheduled maintenance or events that affect Direct Connect.

ResolutionNote: The following steps deploy an AWS CloudFormation stack that sends an automated email notification when an event is posted in the Personal Health Dashboard.Set up an email notificationFrom the AWS CloudFormation console, choose Create Stack.Select With new resources (standard).In Prerequisite - Prepare template, select the radio button Template is ready.In Specify template, select the radio button Amazon S3 URL, enter https://s3.amazonaws.com/aws-health-tools-assets/cloudformation-templates/DX_Notifier.json, and then choose Next.In stack name, enter a name for the stack.In EmailAddress, enter the email address to subscribe to the Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) topic, and then choose Next.(Optional) Add Tags. For more information, see Resource tag.(Optional) In permissions, select IAM role name or IAM role ARN, and then choose Next. For more information, see IAM identifiers.Choose Next and review the configuration.Select the I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources agreement, and then choose Submit.(Optional) Include additional email addresses to receive the SNS notificationsIf you want to add additional email addresses for SNS notifications, then subscribe to the topic by completing the following steps:From the Amazon SNS console, in the navigation pane, choose Topics.Choose DXMaintNotify, Actions, and then choose Subscribe to topic.In Create subscription, choose Protocol, and then choose Email.In Endpoint, type the email address, and then choose Create Subscription.You can download custom notifications for AWS Health events for other services in AWS Health Tools. For more information about Amazon SNS, see What is Amazon SNS?Related informationTroubleshooting AWS Direct ConnectHow do I set an Active/Passive Direct Connect connection to AWS?What Is AWS Health?
Question: How do I resolve query timeout errors when I import data from Athena to QuickSight SPICE?

Sometimes I encounter a query timeout error when I import data from Amazon Athena to Amazon QuickSight SPICE. How do I resolve the error?ResolutionYou receive the following error:[Simba][AthenaJDBC](100071) An error has been thrown from the AWS Athena client. Query timeoutIncrease the query runtime for Amazon AthenaWhen you import data from Athena to QuickSight SPICE, you can receive query timeout errors due to the DML query reaching its maximum runtime.To resolve this issue:Check your Athena query history to find the query that QuickSight generated.Note how long the query ran before it failed.If the amount of time is close to the maximum DML query timeout quota (in minutes), then increase the service quota.For more information on AWS Service Quotas and requesting a quota increase, see AWS Service Quotas.Reduce the amount of time to run the query from AthenaThe following are steps that you can take in Athena to reduce the query runtime:Use partition projection to divide your table into parts and keep the related data together.Compress files, or split them if you can. For more information on supported compression formats, see Athena compression support.Optimize the size of your files.If you're importing an entire table, consider using a custom SQL query.

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Question: How do I troubleshoot errors with Elastic IP addresses in Amazon VPC?

I received an "InvalidAddress.NotFound" or "AddressLimitExceeded" error when working with Elastic IP addresses in Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). How can I troubleshoot this?Short descriptionImportant: For information about allocating, describing, tagging, associating, disassociating, releasing, or recovering Elastic IP addresses, see Work with Elastic IP Addresses.If you receive an InvalidAddress.NotFound error when trying to recover an Elastic IP address, the Elastic IP address can’t be recovered.If you receive an AddressLimitExceeded error when launching a new Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance or allocating an Elastic IP address, you’ve exceeded the limit for Elastic IP addresses for each AWS Region.

ResolutionInvalidAddress.NotFound errorsFor reasons why an Elastic IP address might not be recoverable, see Recover an Elastic IP address.AddressLimitExceeded errorsUse the Service quotas console to request a limit increase for Elastic IP addresses. Access the page for EC2-VPC Elastic IPs, and then choose Request quota increase.

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Question: Why aren't my DNS queries forwarded to the DNS servers set on my Client VPN endpoint?

Why aren't my DNS queries forwarded to the DNS servers set on my AWS Client VPN endpoint?Short descriptionWhile your client is connected to a Client VPN endpoint with target DNS servers configured, you might notice that DNS queries for NSLOOKUP are forwarded to the client machine’s local DNS server. These queries aren't forwarded as expected to the DNS servers configured on the endpoint. This behavior is due to a faulty binding order in Windows (including Windows 2000/XP/7). The faulty binding causes OpenVPN clients to use the default network adapter’s DNS settings rather than the VPN adapter’s settings. To resolve this issue, change the binding order in Windows Registry to prefer the TAP-Windows Adapter V9.

ResolutionChange the binding order by modifying the interface metric value for the interfaces. You can modify the interface metric using the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) or Control Panel in Windows.Modify the interface metric value using the AWS CLINote: If you receive errors when running AWS CLI commands, make sure that you’re using the most recent AWS CLI version.1.    Connect to the Client VPN endpoint using the AWS Client VPN service.2.    Open Command Prompt or PowerShell in Administrator mode.3.    Run ipconfig /all to get a list of Ethernet adapters.4.    Note the Ethernet interface number with an exact description of "TAP-Windows Adapter V9".5.    Run the following command:netsh interface ipv4 set interface "Ethernet 4" metric="1"Note: Be sure to use the appropriate Ethernet adapter interface number while executing the previous command.After running the command, you receive an "Ok" code that indicates a successful implementation. If you run NSLOOKUPs now, you can see that the DNS queries are forwarded to the DNS servers configured on the Client VPN endpoint.Modify the interface metric value using Control Panel in Windows1.    Open Control Panel.2.    Choose Network and Internet, and then choose Network Connections.3.    Right-click the TAP-Windows Adapter V9 tap adapter.4.    Choose Properties, and then choose Internet Protocol Version 4.5.    Choose Properties, and then choose Advanced.6.    Clear the Automatic Metric box.7.    Enter 1 for Interface Metric.8.    Choose OK.Important: The previous two methods apply only to Windows 2000/XP/7 systems. For Windows 10 machines, configure the interface metric using the Set-NetIPInterface PowerShell command.Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceIndex 4 -InterfaceMetric 1"InterfaceIndex" is the interface number and "InterfaceMetric" denotes the metric value.After implementing the workaround, run the following command to check the preferred DNS servers:netsh interface ip show config