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Chapter 16 Notifying End Users
Notifying End Users of Organization Policies
Figure 16-1
Security Services > End-User Notification Page
You can configure the following types of notification pages and settings:
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On-box end-user notification pages. The Web Proxy displays different, predefined notification
pages depending on the reason for blocking the URL request. You can customize these pages. For
more information, see
pages depending on the reason for blocking the URL request. You can customize these pages. For
more information, see
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Off-box end-user notification pages. You can configure the Web Proxy to redirect all HTTP
end-user notification pages to a specific URL. The Web Proxy includes parameters in the redirected
URL that explain the reasons for the block so the server in the redirected URL can customize the
page it displays. For more information, see
end-user notification pages to a specific URL. The Web Proxy includes parameters in the redirected
URL that explain the reasons for the block so the server in the redirected URL can customize the
page it displays. For more information, see
.
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End-user acknowledgement page. You can configure the Web Proxy to inform users that it is
filtering and monitoring their web activity. An end-user acknowledgement page is displayed when
a user first accesses a browser after a certain period of time. When the end-user acknowledgement
page appears, users must click a link to access the original site requested or any other website.
Language and logo settings apply to the end-user acknowledgement page as well as the notification
pages. For more information, see
filtering and monitoring their web activity. An end-user acknowledgement page is displayed when
a user first accesses a browser after a certain period of time. When the end-user acknowledgement
page appears, users must click a link to access the original site requested or any other website.
Language and logo settings apply to the end-user acknowledgement page as well as the notification
pages. For more information, see
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End-user URL filtering warning page. You can configure the Web Proxy to warn users that a site
does not meet the organization’s acceptable use policies and allow them to continue if they choose.
An end-user URL filtering warning page is displayed when a user first accesses a website in a
particular URL category after a certain period of time. You can also configure the warning page
when a user accesses adult content when the site content ratings feature is enabled. When the
warning page appears, users can click a link to access the original site requested. Language and logo
settings apply to the end-user URL filtering warning page as well as the notification pages. For more
information, see
does not meet the organization’s acceptable use policies and allow them to continue if they choose.
An end-user URL filtering warning page is displayed when a user first accesses a website in a
particular URL category after a certain period of time. You can also configure the warning page
when a user accesses adult content when the site content ratings feature is enabled. When the
warning page appears, users can click a link to access the original site requested. Language and logo
settings apply to the end-user URL filtering warning page as well as the notification pages. For more
information, see
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FTP notification messages. The FTP Proxy displays a different, predefined notification messages
depending on the reason for blocking a native FTP transaction. You can customize these pages with
a custom message. For more information, see
depending on the reason for blocking a native FTP transaction. You can customize these pages with
a custom message. For more information, see
.
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General notification settings. You can configure the language used in on-box end-user notification
pages for both HTTP and FTP. You can also configure a logo to use for on-box end-user notification
pages for HTTP requests. For more information, see
pages for both HTTP and FTP. You can also configure a logo to use for on-box end-user notification
pages for HTTP requests. For more information, see