Owner Verification ID
Why am I getting an Owner Verification ID?
The Owner Verification ID is used to verify that the owner of the account is the one who is requesting the fetch. This is to prevent malicious users from using the fetch to gain access to the account.
You are seeing the Owner Verification ID because the administrator have enabled the Owner Verification feature for your account.
To disable the Owner Verification feature, please contact your administrator.
How do I use the Owner Verification ID?
You need to include the Owner Verification ID in the cloud account represented by the credential. The Owner Verification ID is a string that is unique to your account. You can find the Owner Verification ID in the project page.
- AWS
- GCP
- Azure
In the AWS console, go to the IAM service. Select the IAM user that you want to use for the fetch. In the "tags" section, add a tag with the key "SCCCEV-OV" and the value of the Owner Verification ID. The key and value must be exactly as shown.
In the GCP console, go to the IAM service. Select the service account that you want to use for the fetch. In the "Description" section, include the Owner Verification ID. The discription may contain other text, but the Owner Verification ID must be included.
The display name of the service principal is used as the Owner Verification ID. You may include it when creating the service principal by using the --display-name flag. See this page for more details.
Or you can change the display name in the Azure portal. See this page for how to find the service principal in the Azure portal. When you find the service principal, click on the "Properties" tab and change the Name. The name may contain other text, but the Owner Verification ID must be included.