Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S670 User Guide

Specify display languages and logo for notification pages. Restrictions are described in this procedure. 

Select Security Services > End-User Notification.

Click Edit Settings.

In the General Settings section, select the language the Web Proxy should use when displaying 
notification pages. 

The HTTP language setting applies to all HTTP notification pages (acknowledgment, on-box 
end-user, customized end-user, and end-user URL filtering warning). 

The FTP language applies to all FTP notification messages. 

Choose whether or not to use a logo on each notification page. You can specify the Cisco logo or any 
graphic file referenced at the URL you enter in the Use Custom Logo field. 

This setting applies to all HTTP notification pages served over IPv4. AsyncOS does not support images 
over IPv6.

Submit and Commit Changes.

You can configure the Web Security appliance to inform users that it is filtering and monitoring their 
web activity. When configured, the appliance displays an end-user acknowledgment page for every user 
accessing the web using HTTP or HTTPS. It displays the end-user acknowledgment page when a user 
tries to access a website for the first time, or after a configured time interval. 

The Web Proxy tracks users by username if authentication has made a username available. If no user 
name is available, you can choose how to track users, either by IP address or web browser session cookie.

Native FTP transactions are exempt from the end-user acknowledgment page.

FTP notification 
messages 

Gives end users the reason a native FTP 
transaction was blocked. 

Time and Volume 
Quotas Expiry 
Warning Page 

Notifies end users when their access is 
blocked because they have reached the 
configured data volume or time limit. 

Configure these settings on the Security 
Services > End User Notification page, 
Time and Volume Quotas Expiry 
Warning Page section. 

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