Cisco ASA 5505 Configuration Manual page 1563

Chapter 67 Clientless SSL VPN
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Modes
The following table shows the modes in which this feature is available:
Firewall Mode
Routed
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Configure GUI Customization Objects (Web Contents)
This dialogue box lets you import and export web content objects.
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Import/Export Web Content
Web contents can range from a wholly configured home page to icons or images you want to use when
you customize the end user portal. You can import or export already configured web contents. Import
web contents that are ready for use. Export web contents to modify or edit them, and then reimport.
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Flash file system—Click to export a file that resides on the adaptive security appliance.
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Remote server—Click to import a url list file that resides on a remote server accessible from the
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adaptive security appliance.
Path—Identify the method to access the file (ftp, http, or https), and provide the path to the file.
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Browse Local Files/Browse Flash—Browse to the path for the file.
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Import/Export Now—Click to import or export the list file.
Security Context
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File Name—Displays the names of the web content objects.
File Type—Identifies the file type(s).
Import/Export—Click to import or export a web content object.
Delete—Click to delete the object.
Source—Choose the location from which you want to import or export the file.
Local computer—Click to import or export a file that resides on the local PC.
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Flash file system—Click to import or export a file that resides on the adaptive security
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appliance.
Remote server—Click to import a file that resides on a remote server accessible from the
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adaptive security appliance.
Path—Identify the method to access the file (ftp, http, or https), and provide the path to the file.
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Browse Local Files.../Browse Flash...—Browse to the path for the file.
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Destination
Require authentication to access its content? Click Yes or No.
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Context System
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