Remove "password reset" in getsupport

HI All,
can someone tell me like which jsp i should edit in logon.par to remove the password reset link. I tried to find that but couldnt..
could someone help me in this regard.
Thank you

Hi shiva
These are the jsps in the logon par file.
The logon UI contains the following screens:
umLogonPage.jsp (user ID and password logon)
umLogonCertPage.jsp (initial storage of client certificate)
umResetPasswordPage.jsp (requesting a password reset after user forgot password)
changePasswordPage.jsp (changing password after the old one has expired)
umHelpPage.jsp (main logon help page where users can choose what type of help they require)
umLogonProblemPage.jsp (sending an email to the administrator)
umLogoffPage.jsp (displays logoff confirmation)
For resetting the umResetPasswordPage.jsp is used.
Regards
Geogi

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