How to customize login page in CA Identity Manager 14.1 Console

[orawan tharavuth]

Hi every one

 

   I need to change header color and remove Register function in login page of CA Identity Manager 14.1 Console.
 

 

Thank you very much.

[Scott Owens]

Please see the documentation on branding the user console.  You can also create a CSS for your needed color and font.

 

Skins for Branding - CA Identity Manager - 14.2 - CA Technologies Documentation 

Modify the Header in the User Console - CA Identity Manager - 14.2 - CA Technologies Documentation 

Hope this helps.  Thank you.

[orawan tharavuth]

Hi Scott Owens

   Thank you for you answer.

   I tried change header and css following document. 

   The main page has changed as picture.

 

But I can't change Login page .

You can provide location for customize of jsp file for "Login page" and css file contain class ".gray-gd" as picture ?

[Ashok kumar Muthu]

I believe this is what you are looking for.

 

Modify the Login Credential Form - CA Identity Manager - 14.2 - CA Technologies Documentation 

Modify the Login Credential Form

By default, the CA Identity Manager authentication scheme accepts the user name and password at login, provided in a credential form in the login.jsp file. These parameters are tested against credentials in the directory that is configured for the protected environment.

You can modify login.jsp to suit your authentication requirements. Given is a snippet of the login.jsp file.

. 
<form NAME="Login" METHOD="POST" target="_top"> 
. . 
User Name: <input type="text" name="username" /> 
Password:<input type="password" name="password" /> 
. .
 </form>
. . 

Follow these steps:

• Non-vApp Deployment of CA Identity Manager

1. 1. Navigate to <AppServer_Deployment_Directory>/iam_im.ear/user_console.war.

   2. Edit login.jsp as your authentication requirements demand.

      For example, you can substitute social security number for user name as follows:

      Social Security Number: <input type="text" name="socsecnum" />

   3. Save changes to a different file name in case you want to return to the default authentication scheme later. Remember that the default login.jsp is overwritten when you apply an upgrade.
      The login page is ready for your environment.

[orawan tharavuth]

Hi Ashok kumar Muthu thank you very much this is helpful.