Cusmosing the logon page . Guidnace required

I would first recommend that you only edit the .inc files the primary reason for this is due to pre-logon checks. If you place a index.html in the sandbox directory then you will no longer be able to use the VPE (Cisual Policy Editor). The .inc files can contain any html code that you want while still being able to use the pre-logon sequence. An alternative is to do an initial custom page with the index.htm and then redirect the users to another virtual host/ip or landing uri. You can then run all of the pre-logon sequences at the virtual host they are redirected to. There is quite a bit of information on this in the Firepass Online Help it is accessible through the admin page.

 

right.inc: Represents content that appears to the right of the user logon prompt on the front page.

 

 

links.inc: Represents content that appears immediately below the user logon prompt and replaces the set of default links displayed under the title Need Help.

 

 

links.pocket.inc: Represents content that is the same as links.inc, but appears for PocketPC clients.

 

 

customfoot.inc: Represents content that serves as the common footer information that appears at the bottom of the user logon page.

 

 

resetpass.inc: Represents content that appears in response to a click on the Forgot Password? link when the user's password is not maintained in the FirePass controller database (for example, on an external LDAP server instead). The presence of the Forgot Password? link is governed by settings in User Password Recovery under Security in the Device Management section.

 

 

lockoutmsg.inc: Represents content that is displayed to users attempting to log in while the administrator has the Lockout New User Sessions option enabled under the Device Management : Maintenance : User Session Lockout screen.

 

 

logout.inc: Represents content that is displayed to users upon logout or session termination.

 

 

 

This is only some of the content that is in the online help pages. If all you want is a logon page that looks similar to the one listed above I think that the .inc files will be the quickest and eaisest to implement. They are only the tip of the icceberg as far as customization is concerned.

 

 

HTH