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title: Block Page
slug: block-page
createdAt: 2026-10-20T10:41:50.464Z
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Navigate to the sidebar menu: [Protection](docId\:AOavaXBxIc2KMEjwXC3Pi)**&#x20;&#x20;**> [Policies](docId\:i3Yd_tV8604vQf9JT7_CC), open a **Standard Policy&#x20;**&#x6F;&#x72;**&#x20;Restricted Policy**, and select th&#x65;**&#x20;Block Page&#x20;**&#x74;ab in the top navigation bar.
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## Overview

After creating a custom layout or setting up a redirect rule, you must associate the configuration with a security profile. The "Block Page" tab within the individual Policy settings allows you to define exactly what the end user will see when the filter intervenes.

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You can assign **only a single Block Page** to a specific Policy. The system does not support assigning multiple block templates simultaneously to the same profile.
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## Configuring the Block Action&#x20;

You have two primary options for handling requests blocked by the filter:

- **Use a block page:** By selecting this radio button, the system will intercept the blocked navigation and display the configured block page instead of the original content. Use the drop-down menu to select the specific template (e.g., *Default block page* or a previously created custom layout) to apply.
- **NX Response (domain not found):** By choosing this alternative, the system will respond to the request by simulating that the requested domain does not exist. The user will not see any graphical warning page; they will only experience a standard browser generic error.
