TRITON - Web Security Help, Version 7.7 - Websense

Block Pages6. Restart Filtering Service to implement the change (see Stopping and startingWebsense services, page 385).Changing the logo that displays on the block pageTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xThe master.html file also includes the HTML code used to display to a Websenselogo on the block page. To display your organization’s logo instead:1. Copy the block page files from the Websense/BlockPages/en/Default directoryto Websense/BlockPages/en/Custom, if they have not already been copied.2. Copy an image file containing your organization’s logo to the same location.3. Open master.html in a text editor, such as Notepad or vi (not an HTML editor),and edit the following line to replace the Websense logo with your organization’slogo:• Replace wslogo_block_page.png with the name of the image file containingyour organization’s logo.• Replace the values of the title parameter to reflect name of your organization.4. Save and close the file.5. Restart Filtering Service to implement the change (see Stopping and startingWebsense services, page 385).Using block page content variablesTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xContent variables control the information displayed on HTML block pages. Thefollowing variables are included with the default block message code.Variable NameWS_DATEWS_USERNAMEWS_USERDOMAINWS_IPADDRWS_WORKSTATIONContent DisplayedCurrent dateCurrent user name (excluding domainname)Domain name for the current userIP address of the requesting sourcemachineMachine name of the blocked computer(if no name is available, IP address isdisplayed)To use a variable, insert the variable name between the $* *$ symbols in theappropriate HTML tag:$*WS_USERNAME*$TRITON - Web Security Help 125