You can continue using this email address and your current password to sign in to. In response to customer feedback, AWS is updating your account to make your access to and AWS independent. In the past, you have used the same email address and password to sign in to and AWS. I received an email from Amazon containing the following, so they seem to be working toward resolving this: At that time, you will be able to use the new multiple MFA feature."
We might automatically complete the separation for you in the future. While we can’t provide you with a specific timeframe when your account can be separated, we continuously evaluate eligibility for this separation process. AWS customers who created accounts before September 2017 use the same credentials to sign in to AWS and. At this time, the feature has not been activated for your account because we are unable to separate your AWS and accounts. " We are gradually rolling out the new multiple MFA feature to AWS accounts. The user account I raised this on was created in 2019, but the organisation was created years ago. I've seen some accounts show when changing credentials, so its probably something to do with that. I have unique passwords for all accounts so they must be creating the account. I raised a support request and got the following response. Select the type of MFA device that you want to use and then choose Next.For Multi-factor authentication (MFA), choose Assign MFA device.
It is now possible to add up to 8 MFA devices.įrom the blog post, to register an MFA device: It should now be possible to add multiple MFA devices, although I still can't do it with some of my accounts.
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