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David,<br />
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I've dabbled with wireshark, but it does not seem to be very accessible.<br />
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Are there tutorials or guides on how to use it as a diagnostic tool as I have outlined?
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David,

I've dabbled with wireshark, but it does not seem to be very accessible.

Are there tutorials or guides on how to use it as a diagnostic tool as I have outlined?

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For some reason our application here at work is having trouble authenticating via SSO.<br />
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The error message given by the web app is not very descriptive or helpful.<br />
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Are there free tools which can detail what is happening, apart from the developer tools ( F 12 ) that come with Chrome, or IIS logs?<br />
<br />
In the meantime I will try to use the dev tools and IIS logs, but I am just wondering what other options are there?
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For some reason our application here at work is having trouble authenticating via SSO.

The error message given by the web app is not very descriptive or helpful.

Are there free tools which can detail what is happening, apart from the developer tools ( F 12 ) that come with Chrome, or IIS logs?

In the meantime I will try to use the dev tools and IIS logs, but I am just wondering what other options are there?

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