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Right. I’m in my root account dashboard and I can add only one token. https://imgur.com/a/Ft2wlNm https://imgur.com/a/Ft2wlNm

• scarface74 4y ago
  From the link: > How to manage multiple MFA devices in IAM > You can register up to eight MFA devices, in any combination of the currently supported MFA types, with your root users and IAM users. To register an MFA device Sign in to the AWS Management Console and do the following: For a root user, choose My Security Credentials. For an IAM user, choose Security credentials. For Multi-factor authentication (MFA), choose Assign MFA device. Select the type of MFA device that you want to use and then choose Next. ——
  • digianarchist 4y ago
    I read the article my man. You’re still restricted to one MFA via the console on the root user. I don’t care what the page says the instructions aren’t valid. https://imgur.com/a/ApK8qk8 https://imgur.com/a/ApK8qk8 Check the comments, looks like it's a screw-up on their end.
    • scarface74 4y ago
      My bad. It seems to still be rolling out. > Hey Andrew, a small number of AWS accounts require additional configuration changes on our end before customers can take advantage of the new feature. We are currently working on making the required configuration changes and we will notify you when your account configuration is updated. For additional support, please submit a support request or reach out to your designated technical account manager.
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