Working with the Firewall Access Policy
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User must enter a reason (only for Ask) - Select this checkbox if users must enter
an explanation for their activity. The user message contains a text box for entering
the reason.
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Fallback action - Select an alternative action (Block or Accept) for when the
notification cannot be shown in the browser or application that caused the
notification, most notably in non-web applications. If it is determined that the
notification cannot be shown in the browser or application, the behavior is:
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If the Fallback action is Accept - The user can access the website or
application.
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If the Fallback action is Block - The Security Gateway tries to show the
notification in the application that caused the notification. If it cannot, the
website or application is blocked, and the user does not see a notification.
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Frequency - You can set the number of times that users get notifications for
accessing applications that are not permitted by the policy. The options are:
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Once a day
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Once a week
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Once a month
For example, in a rule that contains in the Application - Social Networking
category, if you select Once a day as the frequency, a user who accesses
Facebook multiple times get one notification.
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Redirect the user to URL - You can redirect the user to an external portal, not on
the gateway. In the URL field, enter the URL for the external portal. The specified
URL can be an external system. It gets authentications credentials from the user,
such as a user name or password. It sends this information to the gateway. Only
applicable for the Block and Inform notification.
4. Click the Customize tab to customize a logo for all portals shown by the appliance
(Hotspot and captive portal used by User Awareness). Click Upload, browse to the logo
file and click Apply. If necessary, you can revert to the default logo by clicking Use
Default.
5. Click Apply
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