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You can follow these steps:
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Refresh AWS SSO credentials: If you're using AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) to manage your AWS access, try refreshing your SSO credentials. In the AWS Toolkit, navigate to the "AWS Explorer" window, right-click on your SSO profile, and select "Refresh AWS SSO Credentials." This will retrieve a new session token.
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Check AWS SSO configuration: Ensure that your AWS SSO configuration is properly set up, including the Identity Source, permissions, and role assignments. Check for any misconfigurations or changes that might affect your ability to start an SSO session.
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Review AWS SSO session duration: Verify the session duration of your AWS SSO configuration. If the session duration is too short, it may expire before you can establish a connection using the AWS Toolkit. Consider extending the session duration to allow enough time for the AWS Toolkit to complete its operations.
If the issue persists after following these steps, you may need to consult the AWS Toolkit documentation so you can click here.
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