Update your root email address by directly logging in to the AWS console as a root user.
When
a
root
email address has changed, and you still have access to the AWS console through
your previous root email address, you can update your email address from the AWS
console.
To get to the My Security Credentials page, choose your account name or number from the
interface in the upper right corner of the console, and then click Security
Credentials.
To get to the Update account settings page, select Actions, and
select Update email address & password option from the options next to Account details.
To update fields, select Edit and enter your changes.
If the email address update fails, log a support ticket with Salesforce Customer Support.
Whena root email address has changed, and you can’t access the AWS Console using your
previous root email address, reset your root email address as described in Update Inaccessible AWS Root Email Address.
Update Inaccessible AWS Root Email Address If the root user email address in inaccessible, use the Connect APIs to update this root user email address of the AWS sub-account.
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