Cisco Systems OL-7426-03 Sample Customized Web Auth Login, Creating a Custom URL Redirect

Creating a Custom URL Redirect

To have Operating System redirect all clients to a specific URL (including http:// or https://) after Web Authentication, use the config custom-web redirect url command:

>config custom-web redirecturl <URL>

To change the Web Message again, enter the config custom-web redirect-url command again with a new <URL>.

For example, if you want to redirect all clients to www.AcompanyBC.com, use the following command:

>config custom-web redirecturl www.AcompanyBC.com

To change the redirect back to the originally-requested URL, use the clear redirect-url command:

>clear redirecturl

Verifying your Web Auth Changes

Use the show custom-web command to verify your Web Auth operation changes:

Default State

>show custom-web

Cisco Logo	Enabled
CustomLogo	Disabled
Custom Title	Disabled
Custom Message	Disabled
Custom Redirect URL	Disabled
External Web Authentication Mode	Disabled
External Web Authentication URL	Disabled

Typical Modified State

>show custom-web

Cisco Logo		Disabled
CustomLogo		00_logo.gif
Custom Title		Welcome to the AcompanyBC Wireless LAN!
Custom Message		Contact the System Administrator for a
Username and	Password	http://www.AcompanyBC.com
Custom Redirect URL
External Web	Authentication Mode	Disabled
External Web	Authentication URL	Disabled

Sample Customized Web Auth Login Page

Here is a sample of a customized Web Auth Login page, and the commands used to create it:

>config custom-web weblogo disable

>config custom-web webtitle Welcome to the AcompanyBC Wireless LAN!

>config custom-web webmessage Contact the System Administrator for a Username and Password.

>transfer download start

Mode	TFTP
Data Type	Login Image
TFTP Server IP	xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
TFTP Path	/
TFTP Filename	Logo.gif

5/26/05	Customizing the Web Auth Login Screen
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