What issue can occur if the SSO URL configured at the IdP has a typo?

When a typo is present in the SSO (Single Sign-On) URL configured at the Identity Provider (IdP), it can lead to a scenario where the request to access the application cannot find the intended endpoint. This typically results in an error stating that the page could not be found.

This is because the system attempts to redirect to a URL that does not exist or is incorrectly specified, preventing users from being able to authenticate through SSO. The server responds with a standard error message indicating that the resource could not be located, making it evident that the URL is not valid.

Other options suggest scenarios that are not directly related to a typo in the SSO URL, such as acceptance of a faulty SAML response, performance issues with delays, or lack of errors altogether, which would not be the case when there is a clear misconfiguration in the URL. By understanding this, one can better configure and troubleshoot SSO integrations within Tanium.