There are situations in which you need to completely customize the way that WorkPlace looks and what steps are involved in the login process. For example:
The templates you can customize fall into three categories, see the below table. If you modify the ones in one category, you should probably also modify the others to ensure consistency.
Template type | Description |
Authentication |
The pages used to gather a user’s credentials, including selecting a realm and entering a username, password, or passcode. You might use these templates to provide the user with on-screen information about how to log in to your network. |
Error |
The pages displayed when an error occurs, such as invalid user input (an authorization-denied message or a failed login), or an error in the appliance. You might use these templates to provide the user with support information, such as administrator contact information and where to find user guides. |
Notification | The pages that provide the user with basic information required to interact with the system, including the logout page (confirming successful logout) and pages containing messages from the authentication module (such as a password-expiration warning). |
Although you can redesign the layout or add graphics and text on these pages, you cannot modify or remove the existing elements. For example, on the authentication page you cannot rename the Login button. These elements are dynamically generated by WorkPlace.
The WorkPlace pages that are presented to the user after login cannot be customized manually; they are controlled from AMC.