Blue Coat Security First Steps Solution for Exception Pages
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1 Solution for Exception Pages
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3 Creating Custom Exception Pages Contents Solution: Create Custom Exception Pages 4 Design a Custom Exception Page 5 Install a Custom Exception Page 8 Create Policy for a Custom Exception Page 10 Test a Custom Exception Page 12 Exception Page Troubleshooting 13 Why are my HTML tags displaying in my browser? 14 How can I view the exception page I created? 15 Why doesn't the content of my exception page display? 16 Why can't I delete my custom exceptions page? 17 3
4 Solution: Create Custom Exception Pages An exception page is an HTML page that appears in a user's web browser after the person has tried to access a website the company has blocked access. For example, if the company has a policy that blocks the Shopping URL category and a user attempts to go to amazon.com, an exception page displays instead of the Amazon website. The ProxySG offers built-in exception pages and allows you to create custom exception pages. The steps below are the tasks you need to perform in order to create custom exception pages. 1. "Design a Custom Exception Page" on page 5 2. "Install a Custom Exception Page" on page 8 3. "Create Policy for a Custom Exception Page" on page "Test a Custom Exception Page" on page 12 This solution assumes that you have HTTP and/or HTTPS set to intercept. 4
5 Creating Custom Exception Pages Design a Custom Exception Page Exception pages are rendered in HTML.To design a custom exception page, you need to create an HTML page to display your customized exception message. The HTML page you design displays when users try to access content for which a blocking policy has been created. This topic discusses the process of designing your custom exception page using HTML code. 1. Copy the following HTML code. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>denied Access Policy </title> <meta name= "author" content = "Your Company Name Here" > <meta name="description" content = "Denied Access Policy" > <meta name="category" content = "$(exception.category)"> </head> <body> <center> <img src= " /><br> <p> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "Red" ><b>you are about to access the internet from: Your Company Network </font><br> <font face= "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "Red">INTERNET USAGE IS MONITORED AND LOGGED.</font><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "3" color = "Red"><b>Your IP address: <!--$(client.address)--> <br>your username: Jane Smith <!-- $(user.name)--></b></font><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "red" >YOU HAVE BEEN DENIED ACCESS TO THIS SITE. PLEASE READ OUR SECURITY POLICY AT: <front><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "red" > This has been reported by: Your Proxy Name <!--$(proxy.name)--><font><br> For any comments <A href='mailto: YourCompany@example.com?subject=Barred web page <!--$(url)-->, IP address: <!--$(client.address)-->, User ID: <!-- $(user)-->' > Customer Service Center</a></font></a></font> </p> </center> </body> </html> Errors can occur if <Opening tags> are not followed by </Closing tags> resulting in the improper rendering of your exception page content. 2. Paste the copied HTML code into your HTML editor. Each tag is designed to hold a particular type of text and It's important that you use each tag according to that purpose. Below is a close up of each tag that needs to be modified to fit your exception page needs. 5
6 a. Edit the title of the exception page by removing the text in between the opening and closing title tags, and replacing that text with the name of the exception page you are creating. <title> Exception Page Title </title>. b. Edit the meta data tags to represent your company name, and the name of the exception. <meta name = "author" content = "Your Company Name Here"> <meta name = "description" content = "Denied Access Policy"> c. Edit the image tag to include your company logo. <img src=" />. You can not download your company logo or other graphics on to the ProxySG. You can however, reference graphics from an externally hosted source, as shown in the above example. d. Edit the text between the opening and closing <font> tags to create your desired exception message. The font tags below display the body of your exception message. <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "Red" ><b>you are about to access the Internet from the Your Company Network </font><br> <font face= "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "Red">INTERNET USAGE IS MONITORED AND LOGGED.</font><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "3" color = "Red"><b>Your IP address: <!--$(client.address)--> <br>your username: <!--$(user.name)--></b></font><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "red" >YOU HAVE BEEN DENIED ACCESS TO THIS SITE. PLEASE READ OUR SECURITY POLICY AT <front><br> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size = "4" color = "red" > This has been reported by <!--$(proxy.name)-><font><br> For any comments <A href='mailto:yourcompany@example.com?subject=barred web page <!--$(url) -->, IP address: <!--$(client.address)-->, User ID: <!--$(user)-->' > Customer Service Center</a></font></a></font> When you encounter a variable name such as $(client.address) enclosed in a comment such as: <!--$(client.address)--> You can remove the comments so that the content displays the information contained in the variable. You can delete them if you do not intend on ever displaying the information. e. Edit the font tag itself to change the font type, size and color. To change the font type, size and color, you must change the attributes named: face, size and color. For example, to change the size of the font to 7, you need to change the attribute, from size = "3" to size = "7". Each attribute s value must be surrounded in quotes otherwise the HTML does not render as desired. <font face="arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="3" color="red"><b> Your IP address: $(client.address) <br> Your username: $(user.name)</b> </font><br> 3. Save the file with the.html file extension. 6
7 Creating Custom Exception Pages Substitution variables are predefined variables that can be included in your exception page. These variables, when referenced in your HTML code, display the values of the variables when the exception page is displayed to the user. The most commonly used substitution variables are listed below. Variable Description $(exception.category) The category of the requested URL $(user) The name of the requester $(url.host) The requested URL's host name portion $(proxy.name) The name of the ProxySG $(client.address) The IP address of the client A full list of variables can be found in the CPL guide, Appendix D. Next Step: "Install a Custom Exception Page" on page 8 7
8 Install a Custom Exception Page Before you begin this step, be sure that you have completed the steps in the topic "Design a Custom Exception Page" on page 5. Use the command line interface to install the custom exceptions page you created. 1. Use a remote login utility (such as Putty) to access the command line interface. 2. Enter the following CLI commands: SG# enable Enable Password: SG# conf t SG#(config) exceptions SG#(config exceptions) create my_exception ok SG#(config exceptions) edit my_exception SG#(config exceptions user-defined.my_exception) inline format EOF 3. Copy the code from your HTML file and paste that code into the command line. 4. After you have pasted in the HTML code, type EOF to signal the end of your code. ok Once you have entered your CLI commands and HTML code in to the CLI, your screen should be similar to the example below. 8
9 Creating Custom Exception Pages 5. Assign an HTTP response status code to your custom exception page by entering the following command: SG#(config exceptions user-defined.my_exception) http-code <code#> ok where <code#> is one of the following HTTP status codes: 302, 307, 403. (403 is probably the most common when creating policy for blocked URL categories.) Status Code Description 302 The requested URL was temporarily changed but the same URL should be used in the future. 307 The URL was temporarily moved. The new URL should be given. 403 Access forbidden. Next Step: "Create Policy for a Custom Exception Page" on page 10 9
10 Create Policy for a Custom Exception Page To reference the custom exceptions page you have created, you need to create policy. By creating policy, you instruct the ProxySG how to handle the exceptions being processed. 1. Log in to the ProxySG Management Console. 2. Select Configuration > Policy > Visual Policy Manager > Launch to open the Visual Policy Manager. 3. Select Policy > Web Access Layer. 4. In the Add New Layer pop-up dialog, enter a name for the Web Access layer. 5. To define the action that returns your custom exception, right click the Action setting and select Set. The Set Action Object dialog displays. 6. Select New > Return Exception from the Set Action Object dialog. The Add Return Exception dialog displays. 7. Select User-defined exception from the Add Return Exception dialog. 10
11 Creating Custom Exception Pages 8. Select the custom exception you created from the drop-down list. 9. Select OK. 10. Select OK. 11. Select Install Policy. 12. Select OK in the confirmation dialog. 13. Close the Visual Policy Manager. Next Step: "Test a Custom Exception Page" on page 12 11
12 Test a Custom Exception Page To test your custom exception page, go to a URL denied by your policy. For example, if the Shopping category is blocked, go to amazon.com. You should see the custom exceptions page you created. 12
13 Creating Custom Exception Pages Exception Page Troubleshooting Why are my HTML tags displaying in my browser? 14 How can I view the exception page I created? 15 Why doesn't the content of my exception page display? 16 Why can't I delete my custom exceptions page? 17 13
14 Why are my HTML tags displaying in my browser? Problem: When I click "View Sample HTML," from the Management Console, my content displays but fragments of HTML tags mistakenly display as well. Resolution: When you code HTML, all tags and characters must have opening and closing characters to match. For example, every <opening tag> must have a matching </closing tag>. Similarly, all "" and <> need to be properly opened and closed. If you do not do this, HTML renders improperly in various ways. Colors may not display correctly, a blank page may display or images may appear broken. 1. Open the HTML file containing your exception page code in a text editor. Study the code to make sure all opening tags have matching closing tags. Look for other errors (such as typing mistakes) in your tags. correct any errors you find. 2. Log in to your CLI console using a remote log-in utility. 3. To edit the exception page, enter the following commands. SG# config SG# exceptions SG# edit name_of_exception SG# inline EOF 4. Copy the HTML code from the file you edited in step 1 above. 5. Paste the HTML code into your CLI console. 6. Type EOF. and press Enter. You can test your HTML before copying it into the console by right clicking the file and opening it with your browser of choice. 14
15 Creating Custom Exception Pages How can I view the exception page I created? Problem: I would like to see a preview my custom exception page. Resolution: 1. Open the Management Console, select Configuration > Policy > Exceptions. 2. Select View File >Exception Configuration > View. 3. Choose the exception you would like to view from the User-Defined list. Click "View Sample HTML". The custom exception page opens in a new window. 15
16 Why doesn't the content of my exception page display? Problem: When I view my HTML output in the Management Console viewer, I am only able to see the name of the exception page I created. The image below is how my browse displays my custom exception page. Resolution: When you name your custom exception page, it is not necessary to precede the name with "user-exception." If you have mistakenly preceded the name of your exception with "user-defined," you need to delete it so that you can recreate the exception. You can do that by following the procedures listed in the "Why can't I delete my custom exceptions page?" on page 17 topic. After deleting the misnamed exception, you can create a new custom exception page, with the correct name, by following the procedures in the "Solution: Create Custom Exception Pages" on page 4 16
17 Creating Custom Exception Pages Why can't I delete my custom exceptions page? Problem: I cannot delete the custom exception page I created. Resolution: Custom exception pages that are referenced by policy cannot be deleted. In order to delete your custom exception page, you must first delete the policy that references the custom exception you wish to delete. Once you have deleted the policy, you can delete the custom exception. 1. Log in to the Management Console. 2. Select Configuration > Visual Policy Manager > Launch. 3. In the VPM, right-click the tab of the policy layer you wish to delete. 4. Click Delete Layer or Rule. 5. Click Yes to confirm the deletion. 6. Close the VPM. Once the above instructions are complete, you can delete the custom exception. 1. Log in to your CLI console using a remote log-in utility. 2. Enter the following CLI commands. SG# config SG# exceptions SG# edit name_exception SG# delete name_exception ok 17
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