# Customize the default HTML pages for browser-based user authentication

You can use an HTML editor to edit the HTML pages used for browser-based user authentication. For example, you can add images and adjust the CSS files for the default pages.

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## Steps

1. Decompress the exported .zip file to your computer.
2. Open and edit the HTML files for each page in an HTML editor.
   Important: Do not remove the following fields and buttons from the default HTML files.

   HTML file | Required fields
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   Logon page | The Username and Password fields, and the Log On button.
   Challenge page | The Challenge response field and the Log On button.
   Status page | The Logged on, Connection status, and Authentication message fields.
   Status Page With Automatic Redirection | The Logged on, Connection status, and Authentication message fields, and the link for users to continue to their original destination.
   Status Page With Manual Redirection | The Logged on, Connection status, and Authentication message fields, and the link for users to continue to their original destination.
   Re-Authentication page | The Username and Password fields, and the Log On button.

3. Compress the custom files into a .zip file.