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Customized Sign-In pages

player_
Frequent Contributor

Customized Sign-In pages

Hi ,

anyone has deployed customized sign-in pages on the IVE/IVS ?

any special pointers to advice?

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Jickfoo_
Super Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

Well, I got it done and I have very little html experience. If your just changing the look and feel its pretty easy. What are you trying to accomplish ? It all depends what you want to do. Here is a guide:

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/software/ive/guides/howtos/How_To_Custom_sign-in_pages.pdf

kenlars_
Super Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

The manual is pretty good.

My pointer is to remember that you need to recustomize pages each time you change major releases on the SA. I've forgotten that through 2 upgrades so far, and then been surprised when the device reverted to the standard login page.

drf_
Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

Download the sample.zip from the IVE and work off of that. The downside to custom pages is that you lose the ability to change variables through the Admin Console like you can with the Default Sign-In Page such as the Welcome Message or the Instructions/Banner message. You have to edit the pages and upload a new set.

kenlars_
Super Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

I haven't used them, but the CSP manual lists variables named -

  • instructions
  • portal
  • welcome

which appear to be the instructions on the right of the default screen, the portal name, and the welcome message. These are all usable in the LoginPage.thtml custom sign-in page code.

Daver109_
Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

ok, I have read and serched everything I could and finally I just want something simple and up to date.

I'm running ver 6.4 R4.1.

I am not a code person at all, my head is full enough.. lol. the KB articles are out of date and the code has changed. Template toolkit was a waste of a day for me

So...

what I would really love to see is a sample login and logout page regarding how I can simply change my Welcome message and add a disclaimer.. basically edit the same fields that one can on the actual Default Sign-in page on the IVE.

Personally I think Juniper should just make the Default Sign-in page into something you can copy and rename... click / type .. done.

Anyways if someone has a sample of how they made these simple changes on the login and logout page thtat would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Dave

SonicBoom_
Regular Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

heres a solution for your disclaimer until you get the custom one, go to signing in, Default sign in page and where it says Instructions, place your disclaimer there, you can use html code so you can do bold italic and all that simple stuff ie

<b>THIS SITE IS PRIVATE AND PROPRIETARY TO Company name,. <br>ACCESS IS LIMITED TO AUTHORIZED USERS ONLY</b>

<br>Access to the following information is designated for use by authorized individuals only. This site contains information that is privileged, proprietary, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. Any unauthorized use, review, application, revelation, disclosure, dissemination, distribution or copying of information contained in this site is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted as a violation of applicable law.

Daver109_
Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

Thanks, however I was speaking exculsively regarding the custom sign-in pages. I have already done all the configuring for the Default sign in page.

So again if someone has or can provide a sample custom loging / logout page showing how one can put in their own welcome page / extra notes / change sign in button text etc that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

dcvers_
Regular Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

As Kenlars said the key is using the variables. To use them just put lines like the following some where near the start:

<% SET portal = 'Your Portal Name' %>

<% SET instructions = 'Your text' %>

There are variables for almost everything you can set on a standard page through the Admin UI . This means is is quite straightforward to set up a custom page that looks the same as a standard page without needing to get into the details of the html/scripting.

Daver109_
Contributor

Re: Customized Sign-In pages

Thanks, I did look at the variables, but still didn't know what to do with them or where they should go. It's just not my area.

So again thanks for clarifying. I'll give it a go.