In elasticsearch logs below is the only error i am getting,
[2020-09-25T02:24:56,159][INFO ][o.o.c.c.InitializationService] [1.3.5.3] Initializing OpenSAML using the Java Services API
[2020-09-25T02:24:56,858][INFO ][o.o.x.a.AlgorithmRegistry] [1.3.5.3] Algorithm failed runtime support check, will not be usable: http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#ripemd160
This is an INFO level message, so it doesn't indicate an error or a misconfiguration. You should look further down in your log, the appropriate error message will be printed out.
@ikakavas I tried drilling down further and tried a change like giving IP address instead of DNS entry and it worked , so this means there is a problem with DNS entry??
In my dev box i was using "http"(and was using dns name) and didnt had any problem, but in production box i was using https , this dns issue might be due to some certificate problem or so
Apologies but I don't follow you. What did you drill down ? Where did you "give your IP address" ? Where were you using http instead of https ? This might be obvious to you since you are performing the actions but the rest if us lack any context as to what these sentences might mean.
sp.entity_id needs to match what you have configured in Okta. Same for the sp.acs .
sp.entity_id can be whatever your wish it to be, it's just a string in SAML. The sp.acs affects other stuff too so if you want to access your kibana by IP , use an IP, if you want to access it via the DNS name, set the DNS name. Just do the same exactly configuration both in Okta and in the elastic stack.
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