Inspecting your SSO Token is a crucial step when troubleshooting problems with an SSO config. It will let you see the contents of the token to make sure that the token matches the Neo4j config.

1. Navigate to browser for your database by clicking on the Query button:

2. Open developer tools for your browser, this is usually achieved by pressing the F12 Key, it will most likely open to the console tab, information has been pixelated for security purposes:

3. Navigate to the Application tab, depending on your screen resolution you may need to click the >> to see the Application tab

4. Click on the Database URL under Local Storage, you will see some parameters like below:

5. Double click in the blank space in the Key column to enter a new parameter and enter OIDC/OAuth#EnableAuthDebugging in the Key column, followed by true in the value column, as in the screenshot below

6. Now you can go back to the Console tab and try to log in using SSO, you should see some Object tabs now like below:

7. Expand the Object tabs until you find one like below, I have pixelated the details but you should see a string of encoded characters next to access_token and id_token. Information has been pixelated for security purposes.

8. You can now copy the value next to the appropriate token type, depending on if you are using access_token or id_token. To inspect its contents you may wish to use a tool such as jwt.io, the tool you use to inspect the token is entirely up to you.
 

If you are having trouble with this method you may want to try an alternative method shown here: Extract your SSO token on web browser

For more articles relating to SSO troubleshooting and configuration see the following page: 

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