Configuring Web Settings > Configure block and notification pages
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Enter a Name for the new page.
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Enter a short Description of the page. This appears under the page name in the Block & Notification Pages list, and should clearly identify the purpose of the page to any administrator.
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Click Save.
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Click Edit. The Default Logo popup window is displayed.
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Select Custom images, and enter the URL of the image you want.
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Click OK. The new logo is displayed in the Settings area.
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Click Save.
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Click Edit. The Footer Properties popup window is displayed.
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Click OK when done. The new footer text is displayed in the Settings area.
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Click Save.
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In the Settings area, click the root certificate link and download the certificate to a location on your network. You can then deploy the certificate manually, using your preferred distribution method
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Once the certificate has been deployed, return to this page and mark Use certificate to serve notifications for HTTPS pages.
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Click Save.
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Configuring Web Settings > Configure block and notification pages
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