Editing Content Filtering Http Banner Files - D-Link DFL-1660 User Manual

6.3.4. Dynamic Web Content Filtering
Customizing Banner Files
To perform customization it is necessary to first create a new, named ALG Banner Files object.
This new object automatically contains a copy of all the files in the Default ALG Banner Files
object. These new files can then be edited and uploaded back to NetDefendOS. The original Default
object cannot be edited. The following example goes through the necessary steps.
Example 6.18. Editing Content Filtering HTTP Banner Files
This example shows how to modify the contents of the URL forbidden HTML page.
Web Interface
1. Go to: Objects > HTTP Banner files > Add > ALG Banner Files
2. Enter a name such as new_forbidden and press OK
3. The dialog for the new set of ALG banner files will appear
4. Click the Edit & Preview tab
5. Select URLForbidden from the Page list
6. Now edit the HTML source that appears in the text box for the Forbidden URL page
7. Use Preview to check the layout if required
8. Press Save to save the changes
9. Click OK to exit editing
10. Go to: User Authentication > User Authentication Rules
11. Select the relevant HTML ALG and click the Agent Options tab
12. Set the HTTP Banners option to be new_forbidden
13. Click OK
14. Go to: Configuration > Save & Activate to activate the new file
15. Press Save and then click OK
The new file will be uploaded to NetDefendOS
Uploading with SCP
It is possible to upload new HTTP Banner files using SCP. The steps to do this are:
1. Since SCP cannot be used to download the original default HTML, the source code must be
first copied from the Web Interface and pasted into a local text file which is then edited using
an appropriate editor.
2. A new ALG Banner Files object must exist which the edited file(s) is uploaded to. If the
object is called mytxt, the CLI command to create this object is:
Tip: Saving changes
In the above example, more than one HTML file can be edited in a session but the
Save button should be pressed to save all edits before beginning to edit another file.
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