New kibana tip to retrieve saml_response of user
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When troubleshooting SAML issues, retrieving the saml_response is a key step in identifying discrepancies that cause login failures or access problems. Rather than waiting on the user to pull this themselves, support engineers can proactively fetch the saml_response directly, enabling faster identification of mismatches. This tip documents the filter criteria needed to do that quickly as part of the standard SAML troubleshooting workflow.
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- Adding tips to retrieve saml_response of user