Customize the GlobalProtect Portal Login, Welcome, and Help
Pages
GlobalProtect provides default login, welcome,
and/or help pages. However, you can create your own custom pages
with your corporate branding, acceptable use policies, and links
to your internal resources.
You can alternatively disable
browser access to the portal login page in order to prevent unauthorized
attempts to authenticate to the GlobalProtect portal (configure
the
Disable login page
option from ). With the portal login
page disabled, you can instead use a software distribution tool,
such as Microsoft’s System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM),
to allow your users to download and install the GlobalProtect agent.- Export the default portal login, welcome, or help page.
- Select .
- Select the link for the type of GlobalProtect portal page.
- Select theDefaultpredefined page and clickExport.
- Edit the exported page.
- Use the HTML text editor of your choice to edit the page.
- If you want to edit the logo image that is displayed, host the new logo image on a web server that is accessible from the remote GlobalProtect clients. For example, edit the following line in the HTML to point to the new logo image:<img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ Acme-logo-96x96.jpg?13827225"/>Save the edited page with a new filename. Make sure that the page retains its UTF-8 encoding.
- Import the new page(s).
- Select .
- Select the link for the type of GlobalProtect portal page.
- ClickImportand then enter the path and filename in theImport Filefield orBrowseto locate the file.
- (Optional) Select the virtual system on which this page will be used from theDestinationdrop-down or select shared (default) to make it available to all virtual systems.
- ClickOKto import the file.
- Configure the portal to use the new page(s).Custom Login PageandCustom Help Page:
- Select and select the portal to which you want to add the login page.
- On theGeneraltab, select the new page from the relevant drop-down in the Appearance area.
Custom Welcome Page:- Select and select the portal to which you want to add the login page.
- On theAgenttab, select the agent configuration to which you want to add the welcome page.
- Select theApptab, and select the new page from theWelcome Pagedrop-down.
- ClickOKto save the agent configuration.
- Save the portal configuration.ClickOKand thenCommit.
- Verify that the new page displays.
- Test the login page—Open a browser, go to the URL for your portal (be sure you do not add the :4443 port number to the end of the URL or you will be directed to the web interface for the firewall). For example, enterhttps://myportalrather thanhttps://myportal:4443. The new portal login page will display.
- Test the help page—Right-click the GlobalProtect icon in the notification area (system tray), and selectHelp. The new help page will display.
- Test the welcome page—Right-click the GlobalProtect icon in the notification area (system tray), and selectWelcome Page. The new welcome page will display.
