Error Customisation
- Step 4 - Creating Custom Error Pages (IIS Only)
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Microsoft® IIS servers are unique because they have specific default error pages designed to work with Digi-Access™ certificates. To enhance the user experience you should use the customised Digi-Access™ error 403 pages.
- Allow 10 Minutes
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The error handlers within IIS display default error pages depending on the specific issue that occurs on the server. The error message on each of these pages and their purpose are explained below.
Most error pages on IIS can be customised. The default 403 error pages that relate to the use of Digi-Access™ are stored in the C:\WINDOWS\help\iisHelp\common\ folder. The 2X Application Server Administrator should download the Digi-Access™ error 403 pages and place them in a new folder: (e.g. C:\WINDOWS\help\iisHelp\digi-access\ ). The server should be configured to display these new error pages before being restarted to complete the setup procedure.
