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Answer: Set DISABLE_MFA to TRUE for the user.
The correct answer is A because setting DISABLE_MFA to TRUE for the user completely disables MFA requirements for that user, allowing them to log in without MFA authentication. This directly addresses the scenario where a user cannot authenticate using MFA. Option B (MINS_TO_BYPASS_MFA = 0) would not help as it sets the bypass time to zero minutes, effectively requiring immediate MFA. Option C (ALLOW_ID_TOKEN = FALSE) relates to OAuth authentication tokens, not MFA bypass. Option D (ALLOW_CLIENT_MFA_CACHING = FALSE) controls client-side MFA caching behavior but doesn't disable MFA requirements. The community discussion with 100% consensus on answer A and the upvoted comment confirming that the administrator should disable MFA for the user supports this selection.
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What should an Account Administrator do to enable a user to log in to Snowflake when the user is unable to authenticate using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?
A
Set DISABLE_MFA to TRUE for the user.
B
Set MINS_TO_BYPASS_MFA equal to 0 for the user.
C
Set ALLOW_ID_TOKEN to FALSE for the user.
D
Set ALLOW_CLIENT_MFA_CACHING to FALSE for the user.