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Palo Azure SAML issue

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Our AD forest is yz.abc.com

We have GP working with LDAP but user has to enter creds as yz\user

For the SAML profile it only configured for test portal authentication separately, no agent configuration done yet.

When I access portal in browser i get this error although SAML profile allows all users

 

SAML SSO authentication failed for user \'user@abc.com\'. Reason: User is not in allowlist. auth profile \'SAML-VPN-TEST\', vsys \'vsys1\', server profile \'SAML-VPN-TEST\', IdP entityID \'https://sts.windows.net/........................

 

Some people had suggested NTP, but that is already configured and I swapped it with secondary NTP as well, but does not help. How can I resolve this. 

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Earlier user.UserPrincipalName claim sent by Azure was user@abc.com

 

 

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After transformation extracted only username part. You may be able to notice by the length of it logs that now there is no @abc.com in the username and I verified with saml tracer as well, but still getting same error.

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The issue is mentioned in this KB but we are still multi-vsys and authentication profile was shared. cloning the profile to vsys1 solved the issue.

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClgkCAC

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The issue is mentioned in this KB but we are still multi-vsys and authentication profile was shared. cloning the profile to vsys1 solved the issue.

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClgkCAC

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