SECTION F - WWW Access

1. Can we access web servers running on non-standard ports?

   Yes. You can do this either using the physical-to-logical protocol map facility, or by enabling the `Treat ports > 1023 as HTTP' option in the configuration. For the former, see the entry for this question in the FTP section of the FAQ.

2. How do I make the firewall display another HTML file when it blocks some access or other?

   Log in to the firewall as the root user.
   Copy your HTML file to /usr/local/proxy/usr/local/etc/www-deny.txt
   NOTE: The abovementioned directory structure may not exist, in which case type the following command (from anywhere on the firewall):
   mkdir -p /usr/local/proxy/usr/local/etc/
   This command will create the necessary directories.
   NOTE: This does not apply to smartblocks because the smartblocking feature causes the browser's DNS lookups to fail.