Where is the top banner picture of the "default " server homepage stored?

Hey!
I have set up a Mac Mini Server Snow Leopard and it's running fine. I'm hosting my own page and I kind of like the "look" of the "server hompage"/update where the three boxes to choose from appear. The only thing I would like to do is to change the top banner "Mac OS X Server". Anyone know where this is stored so I can chnage only that?

Me again! The "/default" shouldn't be there of course. Just the top banner you see when going to the index file.

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