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# Configuration Status
The **WorkSpaces Manager Status** dashboard provides a view of the operational status across AWS accounts and directories. On the left, under the **Accounts** section, each AWS region is listed with real time health indicators for key services: **WorkSpaces**, **S3**, and **CloudWatch**. A green dot signifies that the service is correctly configured and operational in that region.
On the right, the **Directories** section details associated **Directory IDs**, N**ame**, and **Status** per region. This view helps ensure that the configured directories are properly integrated and functioning as expected across different regions. The consistent green status icons confirm successful connections and service health across all listed components.
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Access to the **Configuration Status** page requires either **SuperAdmin permissions** or the **Permissions.Navigation.Admin** permission assigned to the user’s role.
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