Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text for the title in the body of the login menu page. Displays above the text entered in the Text Content property.

Text displayed in the left column of the login page.

Text providing instructions or requirements for the use of the Login Menu. The Login Menu may contain multiple login options, such as Users or Guests.

If enabled, the Standard login option appears in the login menu for regular network users.

Text label above the link to the regular network user login.

Text displayed in the link to the regular network user login.

Integer value indicating the order this item should appear in on the page

If enabled, the Guest Login option appears in the login menu.

Text label above the link to the guest login.

Text displayed in the link to the guest login.

Integer value indicating the order this item should appear in on the page

If enabled, the Self Registration Guest Login option appears in the login menu.

Text label above the link to the self registration guest login.

Text displayed in the link to the self registration guest login.

Integer value indicating the order this item should appear in on the page.

If enabled, the Anonymous Authentication option appears in the login menu.

Text label above the link to the anonymous authentication.

Text displayed in the link to the anonymous authentication.

Integer value indicating the order this item should appear in on the page

If enabled, the Game Console Registration option appears in the login menu.

Text label above the link to the Game Console Registration.

Text displayed in the link for the Game Console Registration.

Integer value indicating the order this item should appear in on the page

If enabled, the Custom Registration Option appears in the login menu.

Text label above the link to the custom registration.

Text displayed in the link for a custom device registration, such as a mobile device.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in the login page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text displayed in the first paragraph of the regular network user login page.

Text displayed in the second paragraph of the regular network user login page.

Text label displayed at the top of the login form.

Redirects the user to the next page in the sequence.

Changing the form action to an unsupported page may affect functionality.

Relative URL to the success message.

Changing this may affect supported functionality.

Message displayed to the user if all required fields on the form are not completed.

If enabled, the amount of time that the host can access the network is limited to the time entered in the Host Expiration Period Value field. The Host Expiration Period Value field defaults to hidden. The time value provided by the Administrator and is submitted with the rest of the form data.

The Unit of measurement for the amount of time that the host will be registered before expiry.

The amount of time that the host will be registered before expiry.

If enabled, displays a Username field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Username field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a password field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for password field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a First Name field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the First Name field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a Last Name field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Last Name field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the Security and Access Value on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete the Address field on the form.

Text label for the S&A field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

If enabled, network access is limited based on the Role Name in the Role Field Value field and the roles created under Go - Manage - Roles. Roles provide location-based access control.

If enabled, this field must be completed to submit the form.

Text label for the Role field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field used to submit data with the form. Requires a role name. Roles are used to control network access. Typically this field is set by the administrator with the field type set to hidden. Role names must match those in the database. You can also create a list of roles for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's title on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the title field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's address on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete the Address field on the form.

Text label for the Address field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's city on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the City field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a State/Province field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the State/Province field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a Postal Code field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Postal Code field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's e-mail on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the e-mail field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a telephone number field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the telephone number field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for to describe the user's hardware on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the hardware description field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the serial number of the user's PC or other device on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the field containing the serial number of the user's PC or other device on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the name of the user's PC or hostname on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the field containing the name of the user's PC or hostname on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text title for the first paragraph in the guest self registration request page.

Text introduction on the guest self registration request page.

Title of the self registration request guest form.

Text displayed in the button to request guest access from the guest self registration page.

Text title for the first paragraph in the guest self registration request page.

Email of the sponsor(s) to send requests and/or notifications to. If this is not provided, the user will be required to enter this in.

To enter multiple sponsors, the format is colon separated entries with each entry containing an email address and an optional display name separated by a comma. (eg. moe@example.com, Moe:curly@example.com.)

This is a text-only field. No HTML or special characters, such as newlines, may be used. Attempting to include such content may produce unexpected results.

(Versions 8.6.4, 8.7.2 and above) This field must be left blank if Required Sponsor Approval = None.

Label for the field to enter in the Sponsor's Email. This field only appears when there is no Default Sponsor Email.

When enabled, sponsors will be notified of the Guests credentials through email and/or SMS.

Text to notify the user that their guest request has been accepted.

Label for the field to enter in the user name on the Guest Self Registration login page.

Label for the field to enter in the password on the Guest Self Registration login page.

When enabled, approval by a sponsor will be required before guest accounts will be created. Registration requests can be accessed under Users & Hosts > Registration Requests.

Options:

• None
  (Versions 8.6.4, 8.7.2 and above) If Required Sponsor Approval = None, the following steps are required:

  1. Set Default Sponsor Email = <blank>
  2. Set Required Sponsor Approval to something other than None.
  3. De-select Sponsor Approval Link Requires Login.
  4. Set Required Sponsor Approval back to None.

• Email Addresses from an Allowed Domain: Any email address whose domain is listed in the "Allowed Sponsor Email Address Domains" field. User account does not have to exist in the FortiNAC database, but must be a valid account in the Domain.

• Allowed Sponsor Email Address Domains: Option available when "Email Addresses from an Allowed Domain" is selected. A comma-separated list of domains that are allowed to receive Self Registration requests. Domain must be searchable by FortiNAC.

• Any User

• Any User in Group

• Any Administrator

• An Administrator with Self Registration Permissions

Number of minutes that guest request will remain valid. After this time, a sponsor will no longer be able to approve this request.

Text to display in the Self Registration Request pending page.

Text to notify the user that their guest request has been denied.

Text to notify the user that their guest request has expired.

Text displayed in the button to cancel a guest request.

Header for the Message from the Sponsor.

When sponsor approval is required, this text will appear before the html link in the email that is sent to the sponsor.

When enabled, the html link the sponsor receives in email will require them to login before approving or denying the request. If disabled, clicking on an approve or deny link will approve or deny the request without further interaction.

This field will not display if Required Sponsor Approval = None. In order to modify, change this field to something else, then modify.

When enabled, secure html links will be used to approve or deny requests in the email the sponsor receives.

Text for the login link in the email sent to the sponsor. Only used when Sponsor Approval Link Requires Login is selected.

Text for the approve link in the email sent to the sponsor. Only used when Sponsor Approval Link Requires Login is not selected.

Text for the deny link in the email sent to the sponsor. Only used when Sponsor Approval Link Requires Login is not selected.

When enabled, guest user will be notified of their credentials in the portal page.

When enabled and Notify User via Portal Page is enabled, the guest account password will be displayed in plain text in the login form.

When enabled, guest user will be notified of their credentials through email.

When enabled, guest user will be notified of their credentials through a SMS Message.

Name of the Default Guest Template to use.

Options for displaying or not displaying an Acceptable Use Policy.

Text label for the checkbox to agree to the Acceptable Use Policy.

Optional URL to an Acceptable Use Policy which the user must agree to before being allowed to log in.

Optional URL to an Acceptable Use Policy which the user must agree to before being allowed to log in.

Optional Text for an Acceptable Use Policy which the user must agree to before being allowed to log in.

Select whether instructions will be included in this page, as a link to Instructions, or not at all. Instruction are entered in the Content Editor under Registration-Instructions.

The form element to display for users to select or input their sponsor. Available options:

• Hidden: User is not presented with a "Sponsor Email" field. Hidden should only be used with a default sponsor.

• Input: "Sponsor Email" field is displayed. User must enter the sponsor's email. Email is validated based upon "Require Sponsor Approval" configuration.

• Select: "Sponsor Email" field is displayed with drop down menu. Drop down menu is populated based upon entries in the "Default Sponsor Email" field. If "Default Sponsor Email" field is blank, no entries are presented in the "Sponsor Email" menu.

• LDAP Group: Requires configuration of the "Sponsor LDAP Group" and "Sponsor Option Template" fields. The "Sponsor Email" field is displayed. User must enter the sponsor's email. If email is found within one of the LDAP groups specified under "Sponsor LDAP Group," the email will autocomplete. If the email is not found and user clicks the "Request Access" button, they will be presented with the message "Sponsor does not exist". User is then returned to the Self-Registration page.

An LDAP lookup searches for matching sponsors as the Sponsor field is filled out in the Guest Self Registration page of the FortiNAC captive portal. This function can be used to auto-fill the entry and displays matching searches' full name and email address. What is displayed is configurable so that the email address is not shown.

In order to locate the user, NAC searches the group name specified in the Sponsor LDAP Group field. The group is matched against the "memberOf" attribute on the record in LDAP. The list of values for memberOf must contain the group as part of the query.

Required Format: CN=<group name>,OU=<organizational unit>,DC=<2nd level domain name>,DC=<1st level domain name>

To identify group branches searched by FortiNAC, navigate to System > Settings > Authentication > LDAP

Click on the desired directory and click Modify

Click Search Branches

To view the group names imported from the directory, click Select groups

Example:

CN=Employees,OU=MainBldg,DC=example,DC=com

1. User types “Hof” in the portal
2. NAC searches to see if Hof* is a memberOf CN=<Employees>
3. Portal Returns a drop down of possible sponsors matching the first three character “Hof” for First name, Last name or Email

The template used when generating an email to the Sponsor of the guest account registration request. This template is provided various properties from the portal configuration to allow the Administrator to write a single template that covers all use cases. In addition to details regarding the request itself, the following fields are provided to the template:

Sponsor Email Intro Text

Sponsor Approval Link Requires Login

Sponsor Email Login Link Text

Sponsor Email Approve Link Text

Sponsor Email Deny Link Text

A message sent to the guest at their provided email address following the approval of their account creation. Depending on the selection within the Guest Template, this email may also include their generated password. This is typically used to provide guests information regarding details of their account, such as the start and end date.

For customers with a security policy that requires the passwords be sent separately, this message is only provided the generated password. It will be sent immediately after the Guest Details message.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in the primary guest login page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text introduction to the primary login for Guests and Contractors.

Title of the guest registration form.

Label for the user name field.

Label for the password field.

Message displayed when required fields are missing.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in the secondary guest login page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text content displayed above the login form.

Introduction text displayed above the Main Content property in the page.

Text displayed in the form button.

Label for displaying the account expiration information.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in the login page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text displayed above the links to the MDM apps.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

The role to apply to guests who authenticate anonymously.

Options for displaying or not displaying an Acceptable Use Policy.

Text label for the checkbox to agree to the Acceptable Use Policy.

Optional URL to an Acceptable Use Policy which the user must agree to before being allowed to log in.

Optional URL to an Acceptable Use Policy which the user must agree to before being allowed to log in.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Title of the game console registration form.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text introducing the purpose of the game console registration page.

Text describing the registration process for game consoles.

If enabled, shows a field where the user may enter the IP address of their gaming device.

Label of the IP address form field.

If enabled, shows a select box to select the device type as defined in the Device Types field.

The text label for the Device Type form field.

Example: "Wii,Nintendo Wii : XBox 360 : Microsoft XBox 360

The error displayed when a device type has not been selected.

Example MAC Address

Example IP address.

If enabled, network access is limited based on the Role Name in the Role Field Value field and the roles created under Go - Manage - Roles. Roles provide location-based access control.

Text label for the Role field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field used to submit data with the form. Requires a role name. Roles are used to control network access. Typically this field is set by the administrator with the field type set to hidden. Role names must match those in the database. You can also create a list of roles for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green.

When enabled, a valid gaming device OUI is required for registration using the Game Device Registration portal. When not enabled, a gaming device OUI is not required, meaning that any host can be registered using the Game Device Registration portal. This allows a host without access to a web browser, such as a printer, to be registered through the Game Device Registration portal.

Error message displayed to the user when the MAC address entered was invalid.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the help page for gaming devices. Displays above the text entered in the Content property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in the custom login page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text introduction for the custom login page.

Additional text which displays below the text entered in the Introduction property.

Title of the form field set.

Redirects the user to the next page in the sequence.

Changing the form action to an unsupported page may affect functionality.

Relative URL to the success message.

Changing this may affect supported functionality.

Message displayed to the user if all required fields on the form are not completed.

If enabled, the amount of time that the host can access the network is limited to the time entered in the Host Expiration Period Value field. The Host Expiration Period Value field defaults to hidden. The time value provided by the Administrator and is submitted with the rest of the form data.

The Unit of measurement for the amount of time that the host will be registered before expiry

The amount of time that the host will be registered before expiry

If enabled, displays a Username field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Username field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a password field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for password field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a First Name field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the First Name field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a Last Name field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Last Name field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the Security and Access Value on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete the Address field on the form.

Text label for the S&A field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, network access is limited based on the Role Name in the Role Field Value field and the roles created under Go - Manage - Roles. Roles provide location-based access control.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Role field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field used to submit data with the form. Requires a role name. Roles are used to control network access. Typically this field is set by the administrator with the field type set to hidden. Role names must match those in the database. You can also create a list of roles for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's title on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the title field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's address on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete the Address field on the form.

Text label for the Address field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's city on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the City field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a State/Province field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the State/Province field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a Postal Code field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the Postal Code field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the user's e-mail on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the e-mail field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a telephone number field on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the telephone number field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for to describe the user's hardware on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the hardware description field on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the serial number of the user's PC or other device on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the field containing the serial number of the user's PC or other device on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Data entry field provided for the user. You have the following options for the field. Enter a default text value for the field that can be overridden by the user. Create a list of items for selection using the following syntax (Value,Name : Value,Name). Example: Color1,Blue : Color2,Red : Color3:Green. If the field type is set to hidden, you can submit a hidden value with the form.

If enabled, displays a field for the host name of the user's PC or other device on the form.

If enabled, the user is required to complete this field on the form.

Text label for the field containing the name of the user's PC or hostname on the form.

Indicates the control type for this field. Types include: Input-text field. Select-a drop-down list of preset options. Hidden-field submitted with the form but is hidden from the user. Password-text that is masked by asterisks or dots as it is typed.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Introductory text explaining what steps need to be taken.

Text displayed before the download link.

Text displayed as a link.

Text displayed after the download link.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Introductory text explaining what steps need to be taken with respect to configuration profile installation.

Text displayed before the profile download link.

Text displayed as a link.

Text displayed after the profile download link.

Introductory text explaining what steps need to be taken.

Text displayed before the download link.

Text displayed as a link.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the instructions page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text introduction to the instructions page.

If enabled, display instructions for computers running Windows.

Instructional text for computers running Windows.

If enabled, display instructions for computers running macOS.

Instructional text for computers running macOS.

If enabled, display instructions for computers running Linux.

Instructional text for computers running Linux.

If enabled, display instructions for other computers.

Text displayed as the title for the instructions for other computers.

Instructional text for other computers.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the usage policy. Displays above the text entered in the Usage Policy Contents property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the first paragraph in Acceptable Use Policy Disagreement page. Displays above the text entered in the Disagree Instructions property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Instructional text for users who disagree with the usage policy.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the Client Certificate Download page. Displays above the text entered in the Introduction property.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

Text introduction to the instructions page.

Text displayed in the second paragraph of the certificate download page. This is an HTML fieldand HTML may be freely entered in this field.

Text displayed when the server is unable to find an existing session to determine the user who is currently logged into the portal. This field contains contents which are output as strings in JavaScript. Certain special characters may be escaped or removed.

Text displayed when no existing certificate could be found for the user. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed before the download link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed as a link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed after the download link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed before the download link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed as a link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed after the download link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed before the download link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text displayed as a link. This is a mixed text field. HTML may be included, but may not always be rendered.

Text label displayed in the title of the browser window. If multiple tabs are being used, the title also displays on the appropriate tab.

Text title for the success page. Indicates that the user has successfully registered. Displays at the top of the content section.

Text displayed in the left column of the page.

If checked, display a progress bar and display the Finished Message.

Title displayed above all text in the contents pane.

Message displayed to the user while the progress bar moves. To change the amount of time the message and progress bar are displayed, modify the default 45 second countdown number.

Message displayed to indicate successful completion of the process.