CLI command 'aws iam list-mfa-devices' does not return MFA devices belonging to the account root user

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AWS CLI command aws iam list-mfa-devices does not appear to return MFA devices belonging to the account root user.

aws iam list-mfa-devices --user-name root
An error occurred (NoSuchEntity) when calling the ListMFADevices operation: The user with name root cannot be found.

However, CLI command aws iam list-virtual-mfa-devices does return virtual MFA devices belonging to the account root user.

Is this by design?

Thanks!

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Yes, it is by design. Note that root is not an IAM user, which is why it cannot find the user. aws iam list-users does not list root in the results.

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  • Got it, thanks. Is there any way to see if a hardware MFA device is configured for the root account via the CLI?

  • Not to the best of my knowledge, unfortunately. The root user is configured in the console.

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