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The visitor’s password will be submitted to the NAS unmodified if the Password Encryption option No
encryption (plaintext password) is selected. Otherwise, See
“Universal Access Method (UAM)
Password Encryption” in this chapter for details about the supported password encryption methods.
Select the Require a Terms and Conditions confirmation check box to add a check box to the login
page that indicates the visitor has read and agreed to the terms and conditions of use. If this option has been
selected, the check box must be ticked before the login can proceed.
Select the Override the default labels and error messages check box to customize the text displayed in
the login form. If this option is selected, additional fields will be displayed for the Username Label,
Password Label, Login In Label, and the Terms Label, Terms Text and Terms Error if the terms and
conditions confirmation option has also been selected. Use these fields to enter text that is appropriate for
your deployment.
You can provide extra fields if required by your NAS device, and perform processing on parameters that
have been supplied by the NAS during the redirect to the Web login page. See
“NAS Redirect Parameters”
and “NAS Login Parameters” in this chapter for details about these parameters.
The NAS parameters and any extra fields specified are available for use within the Submit URL, which may
be a template expression. This allows for complex processing of the input if required. See
“Using Web
Login Parameters” in this chapter for details about using Web login parameters.
The third section allows you to control the destination that clients will be redirected to after login
.
The NAS is responsible for redirecting a visitor to their original destination after a successful login attempt.
The URL Field is the name of a parameter supplied to the NAS that contains the visitor’s redirection URL.
Normally, this parameter will be provided automatically by the NAS when the visitor is redirected to the
Web login page. However, you can use the Default URL field to provide a destination for clients that do not
specify a redirection URL. Select the
Force default destination for all clients check box to cause all
visitor access to redirect to the Default URL after login, instead of the visitor’s intended access.
The fourth section allows you to control the look and feel of the login page.
When Local – Match local account is selected, user accounts defined in Guest Manager will be permitted; user
accounts defined in external authentication services will not be permitted to log in
Be sure to use a fully-qualified URL, such as http://www.example.com. The http:// prefix is an important part of the
URL.