A connection in an open session which contains user privilege information.
The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Not necessarily secret (contrasted with Password, which is secret).
The process of typing in a password, and possibly a user name, to gain access to a computer, a network or an Internet Service Provider.
Login is the procedure that involves a user dialling into a computer system, registering and then being authenticated (usually by supplying a password).
When you are online, you are known by your username (also called a "login"). Your username serves as your identity at Panix, and forms your email address by adding the service name. (In other words, if your Panix username is "foo", your email address is "
[email protected]".) To gain access to the system, you will have to enter your username and password in the appropriate fields, or in response to the appropriate prompts.
An alias for an individual that is used for identification and authentication when accessing a computer system. Also referred to as username, user ID and handle. Login is sometimes also used as a verb, referring to the act of accessing a computer system. Also referred to as log in, log on and connect.
The process of identifying oneself to the network(or a specific network server) and gaining access to network resources.
If you are ever asked to enter your username and password, you are being asked ...
Sequence to start the Unix workstation. Typically a password is required using the terminal login screen/ icon from the Common Desktop Environment Control Strip.
The process of identifying yourself to a computer or software application. This typically includes providing a login ID (username) and password.
Identifying oneself to gain access to a computer system.
The account name used to gain access to a computer system or the act of entering such a system.
The action of a system entity that is gaining access to a system's resources; more often than not this is accomplished by supplying a user name and password in an access control system which authenticates the user, providing secure SSL authentication for a secure socket layer of protection and online security.
a procedure used to establish communication to a computer in interactive mode. WWWebfx Home Page
same as userid. WWWebfx Home Page
The account name used to gain access to a computer system or account. Login as a verb, is the act of connecting to a computer account by supplying a username and password.
Either the account name given to a user which allows access to some type of electronic service or software, or the act of providing that account name. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | END
To gain acess to a FTP server you have to have a password (pw) and a user-id (login). If you are logging on anonymously you are acessing another part (the public one) of an FTP server and thus need no password and id
This is the term for the process of actually gaining access to the resources on a particular computer - normally this is done by entering a userid password.
When you login to a computer system, website or a part of a website, you usually enter your username and password, and sometimes other information that identifies you. This gives you access to areas, or allows you to carry out certain functions, that you would otherwise not be allowed unless you entered these details.
a username, short string of english letters and digits, identifying a user, like "joe"
If you have previously registered for courses, click this button to easily access your account.
The process users must complete to gain access to a computer or computer network.
(enter into a computer system) – action consenting the access to the server by inserting your password.
To log in is to supply a user name and/or password to identify oneself to a host computer and thereby gain privileges on the system.
A process by which you identify yourself to your computer or to another server so that you can access files, programs or networks which are set up for your use. A login process usually asks you for a user name and a password.
As a verb, to login is the action of entering a network such as the Internet. As a noun, a login is the actual profile used to access a network and usually consists of a name and a password.
The act of entering a computer system, or the account name used to gain access. Usually, a login name must be accompanied by the user's secret password.
login log in to the system
The login name by which you are known to the system. This may be any group of characters, as long as it meets system rules.
The act of gaining access to a system, usually by supplying a user account name and password.
A sequence of numbers and letters that uniquely identify a user for access to computer resources.
The act of signing in to a restricted system.
a combination of inform ation that authenticates your identity
a combination of information that authenticates your identity
a computer form of an ID, you have your own and you are issued privileges based on it
Entering AW, using citizen name and password,/dd
An ID or name used to access a computer system.
The act of signing onto a computer. You typically have to log into a computer before you are allowed to use it or access its programs or files. When you log in, you usually need to provide your name or identification and password. This prevents unauthorized users from accessing computers. Mailing List A list of e-mail users who are members of a group. A mailing list can be an informal group of people who share e-mail with one another.
The method by which you identify yourself to a host computer. This often means typing a user name and password.
The method used to identify an individual prior to allowing access to a computer system.
Authentication of a user by username and password to gain access to a computer system or network.
Your account name, also known as username.
To gain access or sign in to a computer network or Internet site.
The act of entering into a computer system, usually using a unique user name and password. See also Password.
The login function is for people who have been assigned administrative rights, and must "log in" to the calendar using a password. You do not need to login to view, search for, or print event informatin.
Procedure to initiate on-line consultation to download results from an Argos processing center. Comprises a dialog in which you give your UserName and UserPassword.
The user name and password used to access a computer system.
The process entering in information related to an account name and its password in order to access a time-sharing computer.
or logging in the user-initiated process of gaining access to the system. Users identify themselves with their usernames and passwords, and the system verifies their accounts and permits them to access files and services.
To access by indentifying oneself, typically using a username and password
A name or code that is used to enter a computer program. A login is unique for each person.
1. The account or username used to gain access to a computer system. Not a secret (contrast with password) 2. The act of connecting to a computer system or network so you can send commands to it. Logging in usually requires your unique, personal user identification (username) and your own secret password.
User name and password used when launching SchoolNet. Each user is assigned Permissions which grant access to specific modules and functions. User may be granted access to the local SchoolNet only, or may have access to multiple school sites on a wide-area network.
A username, for gaining access to a system.
The action of accessing an electronic resource such as e-mail accounts, the Banner system, Online Learning, etc. through the use of a user name and password to authenticate a user's network identity.
A consumer's registration and authentication process in a network or other communication system, such as an online service or mailbox.
The act of getting permission by typing password from a computer to use its services.
the act of presenting identifying information in preparation for accessing a computer system or its associated application systems. This often requires the entry of a username with an associated password.
In order to access certain areas of the Internet you will be required to provide your identification in the form of a ‘Login’. For example you will require one to access the Internet network and also your email account.
As a noun this is your username or electronic ID (usually not a secret) used to gain access to a computer system. As a verb this is the act of connecting/ authenticating to a computer system by giving your credentials (typically your username and password).
Before using the Internet or other online service, you are required to login. This usually entails entering a user name and password.
The process of identifying yourself to gain access to a system as a legitimate user. The usual requirements are a valid user name (or user ID) and password.
The name a user uses to log into SQL Server. A login is valid if SQL Server has an entry for that user in the system table master.. syslogins.
To enter a computer system, sometimes using a username and password
connection name for a user on a UNIX system, and the action to connect.
The unique code name of the Free Accounting user.
Noun or a verb. Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Not a secret (contrast with Password). Verb: The act of entering into a computer system, e.g. Login to the WELL and then go to the GBN conference.
The account name used to access a computer system or, used as a verb, the act of typing your username and password on a terminal. | français
Your account name, used in conjunction with a password, that is needed to gain access to a control panel or website.
Used as both an adjective and a verb. Adjective: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Unlike a password, the login name is not a secret. Verb: The act of entering into a computer system. Example: "Login to the WELL and then go to the GBN conference."
An alias for an individual that is used for identification and authentication when accessing a computer system. Usually it is a sequence of characters and digits.
Login refers to a name that you use to identify yourself and your computer to a network
Either the account name for gaining access to a host, or the processing of gaining access to a host.
The process of entering a username and password to gain access to a website or control information on a website.
Noun: the User ID that allows a user to gain access to a computer system and that identifies his or her account to other users. Verb: the act of entering a computer system during authentication.
To access iCSP you must enter your username and password at the following address www.interactivecsp.org.uk and click on the 'submit' button. This is what we call 'logging in' to the site.
The act of entering into a computer system. The term is also used for the account name or user ID that must be entered to gain access to closed systems.
The process during which a user enters an account name and password to access a time-sharing computer. See password.
These are the magic words that you use to open the doors at HSX. A login is the account name you chose upon registration for the Hollywood Stock Exchange. One would use their login and password to log in to the Exchange. Login name will also be used to gain access to Ticker Talk.
As a Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. As a Verb: The act of entering into a computer system, e.g. Login to Wcnet and use Lynx. See Also: Password
Or log in - The account name or username used to access a computer system. Used as a verb "to log in", the term means the act of typing in your username and password.
The proccess of gaining access to a computer system by supplying your username and password. See Also: Password
The account name used to gain access to a computer system, or the act of connecting to a computer system by giving your credentials.
Entering into a computer system. Also the account name (or user ID) that you must enter before you can have access to some computer systems.
The account name used to gain access to a system, application, or web site.
An opening procedure to identify yourself to a system as a legitimate user and begin a session. To log in you usually need a valid user name and password that were pre-assigned by the system administrator of the system.
Entering a password to gain access to the Internet or a website.
Syn: login name, user name, account (for mail programs). Any subscribed service is provided on one of our servers. To grant you access to the service the server must recognize and authorize you. When you subscribe to service server creates a record, which consists of name and password. These data are used for authorization and privacy. The password must be known only to you.
To login is to provide your username and password in order to have access to the back room or member's area.
To gain access to a computer or another Web site by entering your password.
To establish a session on a system by providing a valid user ID and password to the operating system.
The process of dialling your system and identifying yourself with a user name and password.
The act of entering into a computer on to the Internet.
The process that a user gains access to a UNIX system. This can also refer to the user id that is typed at the login prompt.
The act of signing into a computer system. The user enters their Login Name and password to gain access to the computer or network, or even website.
The page from which you can access certain protected areas. In general, it is necessary to have a UserID and password (your login codes) to access these areas.
An approved account on a computer that must be created by a system manager before you can log in and use the system. The login consists of a user name and (almost always) a password, the latter known only to the user. For more information, see "Logging On" in Chapter 1, Getting Started or see your system manager.
The term “Login” shall mean that certain login identification provided by Web4minds to Customer for accessing the Customer Web Site as set forth in the Login Notice subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
To attach to a computer. It has also come to represent your User ID command.
A login name is a series of letters or numbers that have to be inputted before you can log in to a computer, or an email account, or internet connection. A login provides basic security for users.
Either the account name used to gain access to a computer system or the act of accessing a computer system. See also password.
The process of gaining access to a system.
This is the first step to making a computer system or network recognize you so that you can begin a computer session. On the Epson PhotoCenter site, users enter their username and password to access their albums in owner mode. At Epson PhotoCenter, we use the words 'Sign in' for login.
This does not mean a "log in" the fire. This is the name you use to gain access to your computer system, a program, the Internet, and some pages that require "membership" on the Internet. This is also a term used as a verb to mean to "login" or enter your computer system.
To start a session with a system, usually by giving a user name and password as a means of user authentication. The term is also used to mean the ability to access a service (also called an account), e.g. "Have you been given a login yet?" Source: Foldoc: Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
The account name used to access a computer system or, when used as a verb, the act of typing your username and password at a computer terminal.
The procedure of entering an account username and password to access a network.
The process of establishing a connection to a client machine's local file system as a specific user.
Process in which an user can connect safely to a software application.
Entering user ID and password to gain access to a computer system.
A "Login" is a term used to describe either the act of entering a password-protected web site or network, or it can mean a user's Account Name and Password, as in "Login Details".
Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Must be entered with the correct password. Verb: The act of entering into a computer system.
The process you go through when you enter a userid and password on the login screen. Users gain access to a personal workspace by logging in.
A series of commands that allows a person to begin using a network. Usually one of the commands involves identifying yourself as a user, and there is frequently a password.
A user validation process imposed by many computer systems before they can be used. A successful login generally depends on a user entering a valid username and a password before access to the computer's resources is granted.
Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Not a secret (contrast with Password) Verb: The act of entering into a computer system. See also: Password
Procedure in which users enter data in order to make a computer or network system recognize you so that protected data can be accessed.
the process by which you identify yourself to a host computer, usually with a user ID and a password.
This refers to a username, or a code that identifies you to a certain server or computer. It is often used in conjunction with a password to verify who is accessing the server or computer. Up to top of page
In Listserv terms, a process of authorisation where you type in your email address and password.
The account name used to access a computer system. It is the way people identify themselves to their online service or Internet access provider. Also called User ID, User Name, or Account Name.
A noun or a verb. Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Unlike a password, the login name is not a secret. Verb: The act of entering into a computer system; for example, "Login to the WELL and then go to the GBN conference."
Connects you to the system when enter your userid and password.
To register at a web site with a user name and password. You can think of this as your key to your room on the web site. (Like a key to a hotel room) Close Window
A formal procedure where a computing device initiates a sustained connection to another computing device for the purpose of using a resource managed by that computer.
An account name used to gain access to a computer system. It can also mean the act of accessing a computer system - going online.
A means of identifying users to gain access to specific computers. This includes the user ID name and password.
The process of identifying yourself to connect to a computer, usually by entering your username and password to access your account on that computer.
The user- or account-name used to gain access to a computer system. Also, the act of entering or "signing on" to a computer system. See Also: Password
The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Many times your login is the same as your email address.
The process of identifying oneself to, and having one's identity authenticated by, a computer system.
The act of entering into a computer system or a database that usually involves entering a Username and Password.
Get access to a computer or network.
an account that requires a login and password to gain access to a system or software solution.
to identify oneself to a computer system or network and start to use it. Usually logging on requires a password, depending on the system. Same as log on; opposite of log-off.
Your login name is the series of letters and/or numbers you input into your computer or Internet account to tell it who you are. It usually requires a password to authenticate your identity.
identification-process to gain access to a website / network, usually requiring a username and a password.
When a user wants to gain access to a protected website, they must Login using their password and username.
Noun or a verb. Noun: the account name used to gain access to a computer system. (Not a Password) Verb: the act of entering into a computer system, e.g. To use your e-mail, you must login to your ISP.
The identification or name used to access - log into- a computer, network or site.
This is the function of signing in to a computer, network or system such as Sliced webs content management system. If you have ever collected e-mail from an online provider, you will have been required to login to your account. Typically the login requires entering a user-name and password to identify the individual account details.
Noun or a verb. Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Not a secret (contrast with Password). Also See: Password
The process by which you identify yourself to a host computer, usually involving a userid and a password.
Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer system. Usually it is a sequence of characters and digits. It is not secret as opposed to the password. Verb: The act of entering a computer system.
A login (also log in, log on, signon, sign on, sign in) is the process of receiving access to a computer system by identification of the user in order to obtain credentials to permit access. It is an integral part of computer security procedure. Some people maintain that the word variation without the space (e.g.