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What does logon mean? Please help me. Thanks.
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to log, logged, logging : to fell the trees of (a forest, area, etc.) for timber. (...) to enter a distance, event, a date in a field, in a notebook, in a database. Part. : to log personal datas for surfing on a private webpage, for example nickname and passwor. to log or to log on/in (in contrary of to log off/out).
a log : a section of a trunk or a main branch of a tree, when stripped of branches... something constructed out of logs, a log cabin... (...)
log : short for logarithm
-log : US variant of -logue (psycholog)
Shokin
a log : a section of a trunk or a main branch of a tree, when stripped of branches... something constructed out of logs, a log cabin... (...)
log : short for logarithm
-log : US variant of -logue (psycholog)
Shokin
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http://www.google.ch/search?hl=de&lr=&o ... fine:LogonDefinitionen von Logon im Web in Englisch:
To sign on to a computer system.
http://www.mantex.co.uk/samples/glo-3.htm
The process by which Windows NT detects an attempt of a user to gain access to the operating system. Successful completion of the logon process authenticates the user.
http://www.pace.ch/cours/glossary.htm
The process of connecting to a network or remote system.
help.plusinternational.com/html/Glossary.htm
The procedure by which a user gains access to, and initiates communication with, a computer in a time-sharing mode. Usually requires an authorized username and password. The opposite of logoff. Also written log on or log-on.
lscc.cc.fl.us/library/lis2004/glossary.htm
procedure where user must identify himself to the computer to continue
http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/refere ... sary-l.htm
To enter the computer system or network for the first time each time you use it.
http://www.ieop.iastate.edu/faculty/hsc ... ssary.html
The process of connecting to a BBS. "Logon" can include the process of entering your name and password.
cmdrkey.com/cbm/cworld/sample/cwtel6.html
A procedure for user access to a system involving identification, access control, and exchange of information between user and system.
http://www.oregoninnovation.org/pressro ... y.k-n.html
The steps you must take to gain access to a network. Most personal computers have no log-on procedure-you just turn on the machine and begin working. For larger systems and networks, however, you usually need to enter a username and password before the computer system will allow you to execute programs.
www2.edc.org/NTP/navigate/week2/sessions/session1/glossary.htm
To sign on to a computer system or to a secure Web site.
users.ap.net/~ltrettin/google/search_glossary.html
Connect to a service and provide identification (name and password).
http://www.kyvl.org/html/tutorial/origi ... ssary.html
The term ‘Logon’ is the process of gaining a connection to a database or providing a <username> and <password>.
http://www.logisol.com.au/mraddoc/gstarted/mmanp59.htm
Session initiation request, unformatted.
http://www.sync.com/support/glossary_g_m.htm
A user name and password
eci.ato.gov.au/Online%20Manuals/Business/BTglossary.htm
Synonym login.
http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/resource ... ry/L3.html
Procedure of obtaining access to the resources, such as applications and services provided by a computer. To authenticate users, typically a user identification (ID) and a password are required. In line with EnjoySAP SAP will ease the logon procedure and provide a Single Sign On for all mySAP.com components, that is, the users logs on once to gain access to all functionality for which he or she has authorization.
http://www.geocities.com/sapecommerce/glossary.htm
In order for a user to gain access to the system a user will be required to enter their badge number and password. This process is known as logging on, or logon
sern.ucalgary.ca/courses/cpsc/451/W98/assignments/S12/detailed_design_glossary.html
The process of connecting to a network or remote system
savi.cis.drexel.edu/~hober/terminology.htm
To sign onto a computer system.
http://www.mt-morris.k12.ny.us/library/lib4.htm
The process of connecting to a BBS. "Logon" can include the process of entering your name and password.
http://www.cbm.videocam.net.au/glossary.php
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sD ... 99,00.htmlIn general computer usage, logon is the procedure used to get access to an operating system or application, usually in a remote computer. Almost always a logon requires that the user have (1) a user ID and (2) a password. Often, the user ID must conform to a limited length such as eight characters and the password must contain at least one digit and not match a natural language word. The user ID can be freely known and is visible when entered at a keyboard or other input device. The password must be kept secret (and is not displayed as it is entered). Some Web sites require users to register in order to use the site; registered users can then enter the site by logging on.
Logon is also used as a modifier as in "logon procedure." The verb form is two words: to log on.
I see only informatic meanings.
Where did you see the word "logon" ? in which text ? in which context ?
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Shokin
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Shokin, thank you so much really. ;) I found that word when I clicked in a link to inactivate my new password. I thought it was a typo but it isn't. I am so shy. hehheheshokin wrote: I see only informatic meanings.
Where did you see the word "logon" ? in which text ? in which context ?
Viva google !
Shokin