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Configuring User Login Page and Guest Access
This chapter explains how to add the default login page needed for all users to authenticate and
customize the login page for web login users. It also describes how to configure Guest User Access,
page 5-17. Topics include:
• User Login Page, page 5-1
• Add Default Login Page, page 5-3
• Change Page Type (to Frame-Based or Small-Screen), page 5-4
• Enable Web Client for Login Page, page 5-5
• Customize Login Page Content, page 5-8
• Create Content for the Right Frame, page 5-11
• Upload a Resource File, page 5-13
• Customize Login Page Styles, page 5-14
• Configure Other Login Properties, page 5-15
• Guest User Access, page 5-17
For details on configuring the User Agreement Page for web login users, see Customize the User
Agreement Page, page 12-19.
For details on configuring an Acceptable Use Policy page for Agent users, see Configure Network Policy
Page (Acceptable Use Policy) for Agent Users, page 9-11.
For details on configuring user roles and local users, see Chapter 6, “User Management: Configuring
User Roles and Local Users.”
For details on configuring authentication servers, see Chapter 7, “User Management: Configuring
Authentication Servers.”
For details on configuring traffic policies for user roles, see Chapter 8, “User Management: Traffic
Control, Bandwidth, Schedule.”
User Login Page
The login page is generated by Cisco NAC Appliance and shown to end users by role. When users first
try to access the network from a web browser, an HTML login page appears prompting the users for a
user name and password. Cisco NAC Appliance submits these credentials to the selected authentication
provider, and uses them determine the role in which to put the user. You can customize this web login
page to target the page to particular users based on a user’s VLAN ID, subnet, and operating system.