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I am testing the SAML integration for Palo Alto Networks admin users when trying to access the WebGUI. The application is working, but I am having issues with the SSO authentication. I need to be able the Auth0 send back the actual username value, but it is not doing so. After the redirection to Auth0/SAML SSO, the user is successfully authenticated, but the access is denied in the firewalls because the firewall is seeing either the email or user_id and not the username. I am using the default free trial connection “Username-Password-Authentication.” I have tried different settings on the DB connection, but it’s not working. Do you know how can I do for the Auth0 to properly send username information to Palo Alto firewall?
Hi @elninosec16, and welcome to the Auth0 Community!
In a “Username-Password-Authentication” connection, the name attribute holds the username, and it is one of the default attributes that are mapped, as you can see in this knowledge article that might be of help for your setup.
Please let me know if I can assist you further, and have a great day!
Teodor.