Based on response page templates, network administrators can manage the appearance of the blocking and authentication pages of the Captive portal. Network administrators can apply various templates depending on the content filtering rules and rules of the Captive portal.
UserGate is pre-packed with three default types of templates, which are templates for the Captive portal, templates for user session control, and templates of the blocking page. Based on these built-in templates, you can create custom templates using your corporate style, logos, and language.
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Templates Blockpage |
Default blocking template. |
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Templates Captive portal user auth |
User authentication template for the Captive portal. The template displays a form for user authentication (by username and password). After a successful authentication, a user is granted the Internet access. |
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Templates Captive portal user auth + policy |
User authentication template for the Captive portal. The template displays a form for user authentication (by username and password) and network usage rules (Terms and Conditions) and then asks a user to accept the network access policy. After a successful authentication and policy acceptance, a user is granted the Internet access. |
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Templates Captive portal: email auth |
Template for user authentication via the Captive portal; this template allows users to register in the system on their own and then confirm their registration by email. |
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Templates Captive portal: SMS auth |
Template for user authentication via the Captive portal; these templates allow users to register in the system on their own and then confirm their registration via SMS. |
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Templates Captive portal policy |
User authentication template for the Captive portal. The template does not require user authentication (by username and password), but displays the network usage rules (Terms and Conditions) and asks a user to accept the network access policy. After accepting the network access policy, a user is granted the Internet access. Make sure to set up the Accept policy method as the default authentication method of the Captive profile for proper operation of this template. |
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Templates Captive portal user session |
Template for logging out of the current user session via http://logout.captive or http://UserGate_IP/cps |
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Templates Content warning page block |
This template contains a warning page that will be displayed when a content filtering rule is triggered with the Warn operation. |
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Templates FTP over HTTP view |
These templates are used for displaying the content of FTP over HTTP servers. |
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Web portal portal page |
These templates are used for displaying the content of web portal page. |
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Web portal login page for RDP |
These templates are used for displaying the login page for RDP resources when connecting over web portal. |
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Web portal login page for SSH |
These templates are used for displaying the login page for SSH resources when connecting over web portal. |
To create a new custom template, perform the following steps:
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Step 1. Export one of the default templates |
Select an existing template, click Export and then save it to a file. |
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Step 2. Modify the exported template |
Modify the template contents using an editor. It is not recommended that you use HTML editors, since they can corrupt the internal structure of your template. Instead, try to use simple text editors. |
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Step 3. Create a new template |
Click Add, select the corresponding template type, specify the name of the template and then save changes. |
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Step 4. Import the template modified on step 2 |
Select the newly created template, click Import and then choose a file containing the modified template. |