Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 User Guide

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Chapter 16      Notify End-Users of Proxy Actions
  On-Box End-User Notification Pages
To edit the on-box end-user notification pages:
Step 1
Use an FTP client to connect to the Web Security appliance.
Step 2
Navigate to the 
configuration\eun
 directory. 
Step 3
Download the language directory files for the on-box end-user notification pages you want to edit.
Step 4
On your local machine, use a text or HTML editor to edit each HTML file for the on-box end-user 
notification pages.
Step 5
Use the FTP client to upload the customized HTML files to the same directory from which you 
downloaded them in step 
Step 6
Open an SSH client and connect to the Web Security appliance.
Step 7
Run the 
advancedproxyconfig > EUN
 CLI command.
Step 8
Type 
2
 to use the custom end-user notification pages. 
Note
If the custom end-user notification pages option is currently enabled when you update the HTML 
files, you must type 
1
 to refresh the custom end-user notification pages. If you do not do this, 
the new files do not take effect until the Web Proxy restarts.
Step 9
Commit your change, and close the SSH client.
Use Variables in Customized On-Box End-User Notification Pages
When editing on-box end-user notification pages, you can include conditional variables to create if-then 
statements to take different actions depending on the current state.
%W
Management WebUI port
Yes
%X
Extended blocking code. This is a 16-byte base64 value that 
encodes the most of the web reputation and anti-malware 
information logged in the access log, such as the ACL decision tag 
and WBRS score. 
Yes
%Y
Administrator custom text string, if set, else empty
No
%y
End-user acknowledgment page custom text
Yes
%z
Web reputation score 
Yes
%Z
DLP meta data
Yes
%%
Prints the percent symbol (%) in the notification page
N/A
Variable
Description
Always Evaluates to 
TRUE if Used as 
Conditional Variable