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jumxozizi
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Reputation: 649

"User is not enrolled in Duo Security" after adding a security key

I succesfully added a YubiKey to Snowflake MFA:

Adding a security key

Next time I try to login I immediately get following "User is not enrolled in Duo Security. Contact your local system administrator." error:

User is not enrolled in Duo Security. Contact your local system administrator.

After inputting my username and password, I expect the site to ask me to touch my YubiKey. Instead I immediately get the error described above.

How can I setup Snowflake MFA using a YubiKey security key?

Our local admin disabled my MFA and I repeated the steps and I got the same result.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1598

Answers (3)

Fei Yu
Fei Yu

Reputation: 36

Snowflake has removed that "Security Key" option for all regions to avoid this problem. That option for Snowflake MFA is not supported at the moment

Upvotes: 1

FKayani
FKayani

Reputation: 1021

Functionality might not be available with Snowflake, you can always enable Single Sign-on with your Identity provider and enable the yubi on the IDP end.

Upvotes: 0

Sergiu
Sergiu

Reputation: 4598

Unfortunately this is not available on Snowflake side as of now. I do agree there is a bit of confusion the fact that you are allowed to enroll with Yubikey but then fail to authenticate.

We do have an internal improvement request pending for this feature. I don't know a timeline yet but you can reach out to your Snowflake representative if you need more information.

Upvotes: 3

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