I locked myself out of my controller when enforcing MFA

I began looking into enabling MFA for developers. I first began with the following commands:

# Setup posture check of MFA
ziti edge create posture-check mfa global-mfa-check \
  -a "mfa-required" \
  -w -u \
  -s 28800
  
# Apply to all DIAL services
ziti edge update service-policy dev-dial --posture-check-roles "#mfa-required"
ziti edge update service-policy corp-dial --posture-check-roles "#mfa-required"
ziti edge update service-policy prod-dial --posture-check-roles "#mfa-required"

I could sign in with MFA but my configs under my DIALs always failed even though Ziti successfully accepted my MFA token. Each config said under the Posture Check "MFA (FAILED)".

I removed them and thought, "Let me enable at default for all users":

ziti edge update auth-policy "Default" --secondary-req-totp

Worst mistake. Now whenever I try to login to make changes either through the Ziti Console or CLI I get this response:

ssm-user@ip-10-40-15-120:~$ ziti edge login
Using controller url: https://ziti-corp.ctlr.foo.com:1280/edge/management/v1 from identity 'default' in config file: /home/ssm-user/.config/ziti/ziti-cli.json
Using username: admin from identity 'default' in config file: /home/ssm-user/.config/ziti/ziti-cli.json
Enter password:
Error: totp enrollment is required but no totp enrollment provider was configured

totp enrollment is required but no totp enrollment provider was configured

I think I screwed myself and will probably have to do all my changes all over again :cry: . Wondering if there is a backdoor in removing the Default MFA and what was I doing wrong in MFA where I want to enforce it.

I realized I made snapshots where I was able to restore! Thankfully it went well.

I'm still confused on why the Posture Checks are failing even though I inputted the MFA token already. :confused:

UPDATE: I'm noticing a lot of issues when it comes to Ziti Tunneler for the MacOS. When I setup an MFA Auth Policy in place of an Identity such as myself, if I try to enable MFA on the MacOS Tunneler I receive this error: