To make any adjustments to your page, edit your file locally and simply re-upload to the controller in order to view the page again.

6.Finally, it is possible to customize the welcome page on the controller, however for language localization it is recommended to use an "external welcome page" instead. This can be a web site on an external server, or it can be a static page that is uploaded to a controller.

You set the welcome page in the captive portal authentication profile. This is the page that the user will be redirected to after successful authentication.

If this is required to be a page on the controller, the user needs to create their own web page (using the charset meta attribute in step 4 above). Upload this page to the designated controller in the same manner as uploading the captive portal login page under "Configuration > Management >Captive Portal > Upload Custom Login Pages. For Page Type, select “Captive Portal Welcome Page”.

Any required client side script (CSS) and media files can also be uploaded using the “Content” Page Type, however file space is limited (use the CLI command show storage to see available space). Remember to leave ample room for system files.

NOTE: The "Registered User" and "Guest User" sections of the login page are implemented as graphics files, referenced by the default CSS styles. In order to change these, you will need to create new graphic files, download the CSS file, edit the reference to the graphics files, change the style reference in your index file and then upload all files as "content" to the controller.

A sample of a translated page is displayed in Figure 71.

Figure 71: Sample Translated Page

Customizing the Welcome Page

Once a user is authenticated by the controller, a Welcome page is launched. The default welcome page depends on your configuration, but will look similar to Figure 72:

Figure 72: Default Welcome Page

You can customize this welcome page by building your own HTML page and uploading it to the controller. You upload it to the controller by navigating to Management > Captive Portal > Upload Login Pagesand select “Captive Portal Welcome Page” from the Page Type drop-down menu. This file is stored in a directory called "/upload/" on the controller using the file's original name.

In order to actually use this file, you will need to configure the welcome page on the controller. To do this use the CLI command: "aaa captive-portal welcome-page /upload/welc.html" where "welc.html" is the name of the file that you uploaded, or you can change the Welcome page in the captive portal authentication profile in the WebUI.

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