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Register now for support for Teradata in AWS

Access to Teradata Support for do-it-yourself deployment on AWS requires a public cloud site ID and a Teradata Support account. If you already have a public cloud site ID and Teradata Support account for AWS, just log in to Teradata Access, or track down your AWS Account ID.

Note: If you have a Teradata Support account for a site other than Teradata on AWS (do-it-yourself), you'll need to register your AWS account for Teradata with your existing Teradata Support login (email). After that you can link the accounts together.

Step 1: Personal information

Step 2: AWS information

Step 3: Teradata Managed Services

Examples: "Only US citizens on US soil can provide support to us,” or "Remote access to Teradata nodes for troubleshooting is not allowed.”

Step 4: Create your site ID

Create your own site ID by entering 5 to 9 alphanumeric characters which will follow the preset letters "AMZTDB". Special characters and spaces are not allowed. This field is NOT case sensitive.
Example: Bank of Smith might choose: "AMZTDBBosProd2"

Step 5: Registering additional site IDs (if needed)

Step 6: Other Teradata site IDs associated with AWS Account ID

Step 7: Add comments or special instructions in the space provided



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