Manual Chapter : Webtops - Modern and Standard

Applies To:

  • BIG-IP APM

    21.0.0, 17.5.1, 17.5.0, 17.1.3, 17.1.2, 17.1.1, 17.1.0, 17.0.0, 16.1.6, 16.1.5, 16.1.4, 16.1.3, 16.1.2, 16.1.1, 16.1.0

Webtops - Modern and Standard

You can customize the appearance of a webtop, including the layout of the webtop screen, images, and colors associated with the webtop. These are the settings shown on the Branding tab of the webtop.

Personalize webtop appearance settings to change the appearance and layout of specific webtops.

  1. On the Main tab, click Access > Profiles / Policies > Customization > General.

    The Customization tool appears in General Customization view, displaying Form Factor: Full/Mobile Browser settings.

  2. In the left pane, expand the folders and navigate to Customization Settings > Webtops > webtop_name.

  3. In the left pane, select the Branding tab.

  4. Customize the settings for each individual element by clicking the element and changing the displayed settings.

  5. After you customize settings, click the Save icon at the top of the Customization tool.

The webtop pages display your changes.

You can customize the following icons for connectivity status on the webtop. These settings are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Connected icon 16x16px image Specifies the image for the connected status light on the webtop.
Disconnected icon 16x16px image Specifies the image for the disconnected status light on the webtop.
Waiting icon 32x32px image Specifies the image that displays while the client is connecting.
Warning icon 32x32px image Specifies the image that displays next to a warning message.

You can specify the portal access connection CSS sprites image with this setting. These settings are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
CSS Sprites image An image file Specifies the image to use for sprites to construct the webtop windows.

Portal access timeouts cause special behavior on the portal access webtop screen. When the session reaches the session timeout guard time, BIG-IP Access Policy Manager displays a session timeout warning, and dims the screen behind the warning. Depending on the type of timeout, the user sees different choices. You can use the following options to customize and configure session timeout options. These settings are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
‘Inactivity Timeout’ background color A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text. Specifies the color of the background that appears behind the session timeout warning pop-up screen, when the timeout occurs because the session is inactive.
‘Maximum Session Timeout’ background color A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text. Specifies the color of the background that appears behind the session timeout warning pop-up screen, when the timeout occurs because the session has reached the maximum timeout.
Dialog background color A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text. Indicates the page background color for the timeout dialog box presented by session inactivity timeouts or maximum session timeouts.
Dialog x-size in pixels Number (px) Specifies the width, in pixels, of the timeout dialog.
Dialog y-size in pixels Number (px) Specifies the height, in pixels, of the timeout dialog.
Dimmed opacity percentage Number (1-100) Specifies the opacity of the background that appears behind the session timeout warning pop-up screen.
Guard time Number (seconds) Specifies the number of seconds before timeout that the session timeout warning pop-up screen appears.
Position of buttons Background image (hover) in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the button background image that appears when the mouse hover.
Position of buttons Background image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the button background image.
Position of header Background image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the background hover image.
Position of Left Sidepart image (hover) in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the left-side mouse hover image.
Position of Left Sidepart image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the left-side image.
Position of Logout image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the logout image.
Position of Right Sidepart image (hover) in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the right-side hover image.
Position of Right Sidepart image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the right-side image.
Position of Warning image in CSS Sprites image Coordinates in px (-left, -top) Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the warning image.

Portal access connections include an optional hometab, which provides buttons and links for working with portal access and a URL bar. You can customize and configure the hometab with the following options on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name

Value

Description

Data entry background color

A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text.

Specifies the color of the background that appears behind the data entry fields on the hometab.

Data entry left and right border color

A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text.

Specifies the color of the borders for the data entry area.

Data entry text color

A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text.

Specifies the text color for data entry fields.

Font size (px)

pixel value (for example, 14px)

Specifies the font size on the hometab.

Link color

A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text.

Specifies the link text color on the hometab.

Link color (hover)

A hex color code, for example, #123ABC. When you click the color value, two color choosers appear. One allows you to select a color from 40 common color blocks, and the other allows you to select any HTML color from a more sophisticated color wheel. You can also type the color value in as text.

Specifies the color for links when the mouse hovers over them.

Position of Background image (hover) in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the background image that appears when the mouse hovers.

Position of Background image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the background image.

Position of divider image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the divider image.

Position of home image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the Home image.

Position of Left Sidepart image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the left side image.

Position of Logout image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the logout image.

Position of Open-In-New-Window image (hover) in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the “open in new window” image, when the mouse hovers over it.

Position of Open-In-New-Window image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the “open in new window” image.

Position of Reduced toolbar image (hover) in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the minimized toolbar image, when the mouse hovers over it.

Position of Reduced toolbar image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the minimized toolbar image.

Position of Right Sidepart image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the right side image.

Position of Shrink image (hover) in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the shrink image, when the mouse hovers over it.

Position of Shrink image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the shrink image.

Position of Transparent background image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the warning image.

Position of Transparent sidepart image in CSS Sprites image

coordinates in px (-left, -top)

Specifies the offset from the left and top margin of the CSS Sprites image for the transparent side image.

Set of elements to be displayed

comma-separated list

This is a comma-separated list of all the elements displayed on the hometab. The hometab is arranged in the order in which you specify these elements. Elements can be used more than once. The default specification is shrink,divider,home,url,logout. You can specify the following elements for the home tab:

shrink
Specifies the hometab shrink element.
divider
Specifies a hometab field separator element.
url
Specifies the hometab URL box element.
home
Specifies the home link and text element.
logout
Specifies the logout link and image element.

You can configure the appearance of the full webtop with these Branding settings. Some of the settings differ for policies created with the Customization Type set to Modern versus Standard (noted below). These settings are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Expand Section Icon Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to expand a section on the webtop. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file.
Header Message icon Image Specifies the image for the header message icon on the full webtop. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Help Window Logo (Modern policies only) Image Specifies the image for the Help window.
Shrink Section icon Image Specifies the image that a webtop user can click to shrink or expand a section. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Toolbar - Go Icon Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to go to a location from the webtop toolbar. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Toolbar - Help Icon Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to open the help from the webtop toolbar. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser. For Modern policies only.
Search Cancel Icon (Standard policies) or Toolbar - Search Cancel Icon (Modern policies) Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to cancel a search from the webtop toolbar. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Search Icon (Standard policies) or Toolbar - Search Icon (Modern policies) Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to initiate a search from the webtop toolbar. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
VDI settings Icon(Standard policies)Toolbar - VDI settings Icon(Modern policies) Image Specifies the image that a user clicks to open VDI settings from the webtop toolbar. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.

You can create a custom header for the full webtop. These settings are only available if using the webtop with an access profile or per-request policy with the Customization Type set to Standard. The settings are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Background color color value Specifies the image for the company logo on the full webtop. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Custom Header on or off Specifies whether to display a custom header on the full webtop.
Logout Button Color color value Specifies the color for the logout button.
Logout Button Text Color color value Specifies the color for text on the logout button.

You can add the company logo to the full webtop with these settings. They are on the Branding tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Company logo Image Specifies the image for the company logo on the full webtop. To change the image, click the image popout button at the right of the field, then click Replace. Select an image file to replace the image file. Note that you can add files to the Customization tool in the image browser.
Show Statistics Table on or off Specifies whether to display make a table with connection statistics available for display on the full webtop.
Tray Icon Set (Modern policies only F5 or Generic Specifies a default set of tray icons.

You set advanced customization images to make images you add through the image browser available to your advanced customization pages.

The Advanced Customization Images properties pages allow you to set advanced customization images from the image browser to associate with advanced customization image names. You can then use the image name to add an image to an advanced customization page.

To select an image from the image browser to associate with an image for advanced customization, click the button next to the current (or default) image name, and select Replace.

You can customize webtop settings, including the messages displayed when starting and closing the connection, and any error messages, for any language supported on the server. These are the webtop settings available under the webtop name on the Text tab.

A webtop must be assigned to an access profile to see and customize the webtop for the languages assigned to the access profile. If you customize a webtop that is not assigned to any access profile, you can customize the default set of languages only.

Localize webtop sections to configure captions and descriptions of them on a full webtop in a specific language.

  1. On the Main tab, click Access > Profiles / Policies > Customization > General.

    The Customization tool appears in General Customization view, displaying Form Factor: Full/Mobile Browser settings.

  2. In the left pane, select the Text tab.

    A navigation tree displays in the left pane.

  3. Expand the Webtop Sections folder.

  4. Select the webtop section name.

    Settings display in the right pane.

  5. At the top right of the Customization settings pane, select the Language for which to customize the caption and description for full and mobile browsers.

  6. Type a Caption to provide a label for the webtop section on the full webtop.

  7. Type a Detailed Description to provide a detailed description for the webtop section in the full webtop.

  8. After you customize settings, click the Save icon at the top of the Customization tool.

Localize webtops to configure images, text, and layout for a webtop in a specific language.

  1. On the Main tab, click Access > Profiles / Policies > Customization > General.

    The Customization tool appears in General Customization view, displaying Form Factor: Full/Mobile Browser settings.

  2. In the left pane, select the Text tab.

    A navigation tree displays in the left pane.

  3. In the left pane, expand the folders and navigate to Customization Settings > Webtops > name_of_webtop.

  4. At the top right of the Customization settings pane, select the Language for which to customize localization messages for full and mobile browsers.

  5. Customize the settings for each individual element by clicking the element and changing the displayed settings.

  6. After you customize settings, click the Save icon at the top of the Customization tool.

You can customize the following settings for form and message settings that appear on webtops, in web browsers and on mobile devices, with the Customization tool. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name

Value

Description

App Tunnels conflict with Network Access message

Text

Specifies the message that appears when an application tunnel is open and the user attempts to start a network access tunnel.

Connected message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the client is connected.

Connecting message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the client is connecting.

Connection already established error message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when a connection is already established.

Connection closed by server error message

Text

Specifies the error message displayed when an error occurs on the server, and causes the session to fail. Check the log files for more specific information.

Connection dropped error message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when an error occurs, and the connection is dropped. Check the log files for more specific information.

Connection failed to start error message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when the connection cannot start. Check the log files for more specific information.

Connection to server could not start error message

Text

Specifies the error message displayed when the client cannot make a connection to the server. Check the log files for more specific information.

DialogBox messages

Text

Specifies the message displayed in various dialog boxes that may be displayed. Several more dialog box settings are available for policies created with the Customization Type set to Modern.

Disconnected due to configuration error message

Text

Specifies the error displayed when a configuration error causes the session to stop and the client to be disconnected.

Disconnected message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the client is disconnected.

Downloading progress bar (caption)

Text

Specifies the caption displayed above the progress bar when client components are downloading.

F5 plug-in not installed or incompatible plug-in error message

Text

Specifies the error message displayed when the F5 plug-in is not installed or is incompatible with the current server. This error occurs on Macintosh®and Linux clients only.

Failed message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the connection fails.

Initialization message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the login sequence is initializing.

Installation error pppd daemon not found in /usr/sbin directory (mac/linux)

Text

Specifies the error message displayed when the pppd daemon cannot start. This error occurs on Macintosh and Linux clients only.

Installation message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the login sequence is installing software.

Loading message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the login sequence is starting installed software.

Network Access client internal error message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when an internal client error occurs and causes the network access session to fail. Check the log files for more specific information.

Network Access conflict with App Tunnels message

Text

Specifies the message that appears when a network access tunnel is open and the user attempts to start an app tunnel.

Network Tunnel

Text

Specifies the message that appears when a network tunnel is open.

Plugin installation incomplete error message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when the F5 plugin is not installed correctly. This error occurs on Linux clients only.

pppd daemon did not start error message (mac/linux)

Text

Specifies the error message displayed when the pppd daemon cannot start. This error occurs on Macintosh and Linux clients only.

Queued message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the client is queued to make a connection.

Reconnecting message

Text

Specifies the message displayed on the login screen when the client is reconnecting.

Request local credentials during linux installation

Text

Specifies the code that creates a local credentials request screen. This is required for Linux systems only. We recommend that you edit this code in an HTML editor to make the layout easier to view. Note: Do not add manual line breaks to the webtop form; this causes errors. Use the <br> tag to add a line break to the code.

Routing table change caused disconnect error message

Text

Specifies the error displayed when a change to the client routing table causes the session to stop and the client to be disconnected.

Secure connection stopped message

Text

Specifies the message displayed when the secure connection is stopped by the client. Check the log files for more specific information.

Toolbar text

Text

Specifies the text that appears in the webtop toolbar.

You can customize the following settings for the BIG-IP Edge Client webtop, in web browsers and on mobile devices, with the Customization tool. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Connection Established notification Text Specifies the message that appears in the BIG-IP Edge Client when a connection is established.
Disconnected due to configuration error notification Text Specifies the message displayed in the BIG-IP Edge Client when the connection is closed due to a configuration error.
New BIG-IP Edge Client available message Text Specifies the message displayed during connection, when a newer version of the BIG-IP Edge Client is available from the server.
Routing table change causes disconnect notification Text Specifies the message displayed when a change in the routing table on the client machine causes the client to disconnect.

You can customize the following show and hide settings for the webtop, in web browsers and on mobile devices, with the Customization tool. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Connection cipher algorithm Text Cipher algorithm.
Connection cipher strength Text Cipher strength.
Connection Details Info Header Text Connection details.
Connection Details Value Header Text Value.
Connection duration Text Connection duration.
Connection hash algorithm Text Hash algorithm.
Connection idle time Text Idle.
Connection idle timeout in seconds Text Idle timeout in seconds.
Connection IPv4 address Text IPv4 address.
Connection IPv6 address Text IPv6 address.
Connection key exchange algorithm Text Key Exchange Algorithm.
Connection port Text Port
Connection protocol Text Protocol.
Connection security protocol Text Security protocol.
Disable logging link Text Specifies the link text to disable logging.
Enable logging link Text Specifies the link text to enable logging.
Hide label in table caption link Text Specifies the text on the webtop screen that the user clicks to hide a table caption.
Show IP address configuration link Text Specifies the text on the webtop screen that the user clicks to show the IP address configuration.
Show label in table caption link Text Specifies the text on the webtop screen that the user clicks to show a table caption link.
Show log file link Text Specifies the text on the secure access screen that the user clicks to show the log file.
Show routing table link Text Specifies the text on the webtop screen that the user clicks to show the routing table.
Status element Text Specifies the text on the webtop screen that heads the status section.

You can customize the following settings for logout and relaunch messages that appear on webtops, in web browsers and on mobile devices, with the Customization tool. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Logout link Text Specifies the link text on the webtop screen that the user clicks to log out.
     

You can customize the following setting for the activity section on the Text tab under the webtop name. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Activity section caption Text Specifies the caption for the section that shows client and server activity.

You can localize the timeout settings for portal access applications that are displayed on the webtop.

Name Value Description
Header message (idle timeout) Text Specifies the message displayed when the idle timeout is reached for a portal access session.
Header message (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the message displayed when the maximum session time timeout is reached for a portal access session.
Postfix text for ‘remaining time’ message (idle timeout) Text Specifies the text after the seconds display in the remaining time warning for a portal access idle timeout.
Postfix text for ‘remaining time’ message (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the text after the seconds display in the remaining time warning for a portal access maximum session time timeout.
Postfix text for seconds in ‘remaining time’ message (idle timeout) Text Specifies the text after the number of seconds remaining when an idle timeout is reached.
Postfix text for seconds in ‘remaining time’ message (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the text after the number of seconds remaining when a maximum session time timeout is reached.
Prefix text for ‘remaining time’ message (idle timeout) Text Specifies the message displayed before the seconds and postfix message display in the remaining time warning for a portal access idle timeout.
Prefix text for ‘remaining time’ message (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the text before the seconds and postfix message display in the remaining time warning for a portal access maximum session time timeout.
Prefix text for seconds in ‘remaining time’ message (idle timeout) Text Specifies the text displayed before the number of seconds remaining when an idle timeout is reached.
Prefix text for seconds in ‘remaining time’ message (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the text displayed before the number of seconds remaining when a maximum session time timeout is reached.
Text for ‘disconnect’ button Text Specifies the text on the button that the user clicks to disconnect the session.
Text for ‘disconnect’ button tooltip Text Specifies the tooltip text for the button that the user clicks to disconnect the session.
Text for ‘stay connected’ button (idle timeout) Text Specifies the text on the button that the user clicks to stay connected to the session in the event of an idle timeout.
Text for ‘stay connected’ button (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the text on the button that the user clicks to stay connected to the session in the event of a maximum session time timeout.
Text for ‘stay connected’ button tooltip (idle timeout) Text Specifies the tooltip text for the button that the user clicks to stay connected to the session in the event of an idle timeout.
Text for ‘stay connected’ button tooltip (maximum timeout) Text Specifies the tooltip text for the button that the user clicks to stay connected to the session in the event of a maximum session time timeout.

You can localize the timeout settings for portal access applications that are displayed on the webtop. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Home image text Text Specifies the text for the home image on the hometab.
Home link text Text Specifies the text for the home link.
Logout image text Text Specifies the text on the image that the user clicks to log off the system.
Logout link text Text Specifies the text for the link that the user clicks to log off the system.
Open in new window image text Text Specifies the text on the image that the user clicks to open in new window.
Reduced toolbar Text Specifies the text to expand a reduced toolbar.
Shrink image text Text Specifies the text to shrink an image.

You can localize particular messages and links for full webtops. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name. Some of the settings are only for policies created with the Customization Type set to Modern. Those are noted in the table.

Name Value Description
Applications and links Text Specifies the header text for the applications and links section on the full webtop.
Empty URL input message Text Specifies the text in the empty URL field on the full webtop.
Fallback Section Name Text Specifies the name of the fallback section.
Help Window Contents Text Specifies help window contents. Modern policies only.
Help Window Contents Header Text Specifies help window header. Modern policies only.
Header message Text Specifies the header message for the full webtop.
Maximum timeout message Text Specifies the text when a session timeout is about to occur.
Network access Text Specifies the text for the network access section.
Search Text Specifies Search.
Search - resource not found Text Specifies message for search when the resource is not found.
Toolbar name for VDI settings Text Specifies name on the toolbar for VDI settings.
Toolbar - Help Text Specifies help for the toolbar. Modern policies only.
Webtop Title Text Specifies title to appear on the webtop.

You can localize particular messages and links for full webtops. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value Description
Action label Text Specifies the label for the action section on the webtop popup.
Application Name label Text Specifies the label for the application name section on the webtop popup.
Application tunnel port conflict warning tooltip Text Specifies the tooltip text for a port conflict for the application tunnel.
Application tunnel port messaging tooltip Text Specifies the tooltip text for the port used for the application tunnel.
Application Tunnels label Text Specifies the label for the Application Tunnels.
Apptunnels confirm your action title Text Specifies the text for user to confirm action.
Apptunnels message shown when no tunnels assigned to current OS Text Specifies the message to display when there are no Apptunnels assigned.
Apptunnels No button Text Specifies a No button.
Apptunnels Ok button Text Specifies an OK button.
Apptunnels Yes Text Specifies a Yes button.
Connected to message Text Specifies the text for the tunnel or resource the user is connected to, on the webtop popup.
Label for Dialog Close button   Specifies the label for closing a dialog box. For Modern policies only.
Logged in as message Text Specifies the label for the user name that the user is logged in as on the webtop popup.
Network access label Text Specifies the label for the network access section.
Optimized Applications label Text Specifies the label for the optimized applications section.
Page title Text Specifies the page title for the popup window.
Resource close warning message Text Specifies the message that verifies that you want to close a resource.
Status label Text Specifies the text for the status label on the popup window.
Summary label Text Specifies the text for the label for the summary section on the popup window.
Terminate All Tunnels button Text Specifies the text for the button to stop all tunnel connections.
Terminate button Text Specifies the text for the Terminate button for a specific connection.
Terminate NA Tunnels button Text Specifies the text for the button to stop the network access connection.
Total Traffic label Text Specifies the label for the total traffic display.
Traffic compression label Text Specifies the label for the traffic compression display.
Traffic label Text Specifies the label for the traffic display.
Traffic Received label Text Specifies the label for received traffic section.
Traffic Sent label Text Specifies the label for sent traffic section.
Traffic Type label Text Specifies the label for the traffic type section.
View label Text Specifies the label for the view section.
Warning Text Specifies a warning.
Warning before closing popup Text Specifies the warning that appears before closing the popup window and closing all connections.
Warning when user navigated from Webtop Text Specifies the warning that appears when the user attempts to navigate away from the webtop and close connections.
Warning when Webtop closed Text Specifies the warning when the webtop popup is closed and connections are to be closed.

You can localize VDI dialog labels. These settings are on the Text tab under the webtop name.

Name Value
Close Folder Browser Close Browser
Dialog caption for logon Type your username and password
Dialog caption for user defined destination Type your remote host address
Dialog caption vdi settings dialog Select the client type for VDI resource launch
Dialog caption when application can’t be launched Application Launch failed
Dialog caption when client needs to be selected Select client
Dialog caption when logon failed Logon failed
Dialog caption when there are no resources found No resources found
Dialog message from vdi settings dialog, used when client type is enforced by the administrator [VDI_CLIENT_NAME] is enforced by administrator.
Dialog message to display native client download link You can download [VDI_CLIENT_NAME] from <a target="_blank" href="[VDI_CLIENT_URL]">here</a>.
Dialog message when application can’t be launched Application Launch failed
Dialog message when client needs to be selected You can open the resource with <b>[VDI_CLIENT_NAME]</b> or <b> HTML5 Client</b>. Please select one.
Dialog message when there are no resources found There are no resources currently available for this user.
Error message caption when autolaunch couldn’t be performed due to site isn’t in trusted sites list Application autolaunch failed
Error message connection to server failed Connection to your resource failed. Please click the <b>Try Again</b> button to try again or <b>Close</b> button to close this dialog.
Error message logon to server failed Logon to your resource failed. Please click the <b>Try Again</b> button to try again or <b>Close</b> button to close this dialog.
Error message when autolaunch couldn’t be performed due to site isn’t in trusted sites list To perform autolaunch this site should be added to trusted sites list
Error message server is overloaded Server reports that it is overloaded. Please contact your server administrator.
Label for Cancel button Cancel
Label for Close button Close
Label for Connect button, used in user defined destination dialog Connect
Label for Domain field Domain:
Label for download button, used in installer dialog Download
Label for Logon button Logon
Label for Ok button, used in vdi settings dialog OK
Label for Password field Password:
Label for skip button, used in installer dialog Skip
Label for Try Again button Try Again
Label for user defined destination field Destination:
Label for Username field Username: