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Having trouble logging into the AWS Console? If you find that access is blocked from a certain IP address, such as 108.249.105.95, here is a simple way to resolve the issue.
First, confirm that your IP address is being blocked. When you try to visit the AWS sign-in page, you might see a “403 Forbidden” message or a page indicating that access is denied. You can verify this by using the command line:
bash
curl https://signin.aws.amazon.com/
If the response shows a 403 Forbidden message, it means the IP address you’re using is currently blocked from accessing AWS.
To fix this, you should contact the AWS Security team or your account administrator and ask them to review and lift the restriction on the IP address 108.249.105.95. Providing the IP address helps them identify and resolve the issue more quickly.
Once they remove the block, you should be able to log in normally. If you’re managing your own security settings, double-check any IP restrictions in your security groups, firewall rules, or access policies to ensure that your current IP isn’t unintentionally being blocked.
By following these steps, you can quickly identify if an IP block is the cause and work with the relevant team to restore access.
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