Customize the Logout Page

About this task

The default Logout page is a simple page with no logo information. You can configure Sterling Secure Proxy to use the Login page in place of the Logout page.

You can customize a Logout page to define how you want the page to look and what information to include on the page. You can customize this page by modifying the labels or replacing the entire page.

Before you modify the Logout page, gather the following information:
  • Provide a value for each Sterling Secure Proxy feature listed. Fields listed in the worksheet are required.
  • Accept default values for fields not listed.
  • Note the Configuration Manager field where you will specify the value.

Configuration Manager Field

Feature

Value

Name

Name to assign to the Sterling Secure Proxy configuration

SSP Internal Portal

  • Logout Page

Custom page to display for the Sterling Secure Proxy single sign-on Logout page. If you want to use the Login page as the Logout page, specify the Login page here.

  • Login Directory Name

Custom directory in the engine installation directory where the HTML files that support single sign-on are stored.

  • Login Page Charset

Character encoding used to create the Sterling Secure Proxy Login page. This value is sent to the browser as part of the content-type header with the Login page.

  • Login Page Media Type

Media type value sent to the browser in the content-type header with the Login page. Default is text/html.

To customize the Sterling Secure Proxy Logout page:

Procedure

  1. Click Advanced from the menu bar.
  2. To create a new SSO configuration:
    1. Click Actions > New SSO Configuration.
    2. Type an SSO configuration name in the Name field.
  3. To edit an existing SSO configuration:
    1. From the navigation menu, click SSO Configurations.
    2. Click the configuration to modify.
  4. On the Logon Portal tab, select SSP Internal Portal.
  5. Change one or more of the following fields to customize the Logout page:
    • Logout Password Page

      Set the value to the login .html file name if you want to use the Login page in place of the Logout page.

    • Login Directory Name
    • Login Page Charset
    • Login Page Media Type
  6. Click Save.
  7. If you want to change the text or graphics on the Logout page, open the \install_dir\signon directory and modify the logout .html file as required.
    Note: If you modify the logout .html file, do not modify the following lines:
    var ssoMsgText=”#{ssoMsgText}”; 
    var ssoMsgTitle=”#{ssoMsgTitle}”; 
    var ssoMsgType=”#{ssoMsgType}”; 
    var ssoMsgOnly=”#{ssoMsgOnly}”;
  8. If you modify the logout .html file, create a copy of the \install_dir\Signon directory.

    Making a copy of the directory prevents the custom attributes from being overwritten if you upgrade the software or apply a patch.