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2021-09-24 |
dedicated ID, public IBMid, IBMid, public IAM service |
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{: #connect_dedicated_id}
To log in to a dedicated cloud where a public IAM service is available, you must log in to the {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}} CLI with your public IBMid instead of the dedicated ID. {: shortdesc}
$ ibmcloud login -a https://api.{dedicated_env}.cloud.ibm.com
API endpoint: https://api.{dedicated_env}.cloud.ibm.com
Public IAM token service is available in the dedicated environment.
Log in with your public IBMid, or use '--no-iam' to log in as a dedicated user only.
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If your dedicated ID is already connected to the public IBMid, it authenticates and logs in:
Authenticating...
OK
Connected to dedicated user my_dedicated_id
However, if your dedicated ID is not connected to the public IBMid, you are prompted to manually connect to the public IBMid:
You are logging with an IBMid that isn't associated with any dedicated user.
To set up the connection, input the credentials of the dedicated user.
Choose a credential type:
1. User name and password
2. One-time code. You can get one at https://login.{dedicated_env}.cloud.ibm.com/passcode)
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Select an option to input the credentials for the dedicated ID. After successful authentication, your dedicated ID is connected to your public IBMid.
{: #force_login}
To force logging in to the UAA server with a dedicated ID, specify the --no-iam option in ibmcloud login command:
ibmcloud login --no-iam
{: #disconnect_id}
You can use ibmcloud iam dedicated-id-disconnect to disconnect public IBMid with connected dedicated ID.
$ ibmcloud iam dedicated-id-disconnect
Do you really want to disconnect my_dedicated_id from public IBMid? (Y/N)> y
Disconnecting dedicated user my_dedicated_id from public IBMid...
OK
Logging out...
OK