Which access policy item is used to present a custom login form to users?

Question

Options

• ALogon Page
• BAuthentication Page
• CCustom HTML Profile
• DAccess Banner

• A
  94% (44)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  4% (2)

Explanation

Logon Page is the access policy item specifically designed to present a custom login form to users - it collects credentials (username/password) and can be fully customized with HTML to match branding or organizational requirements.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B. Authentication Page - not a standard APM policy item name; "authentication" describes a process (e.g., LDAP Auth, RADIUS Auth), not a form-presentation object.
• C. Custom HTML Profile - this doesn't exist as a discrete policy item; custom HTML is a property you configure within a Logon Page, not a standalone object.
• D. Access Banner - displays an informational/warning message (like a legal disclaimer) before login, not the login form itself.

Memory tip: Think "Logon Page = the door you walk through." A banner is the sign outside the door, while logon is the door itself where you present your credentials to enter.

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