and login To gain access to a general purpose computer, like Icarus, Tigger or CMS. You have to obtain a computer account and password before you can log in on any of these computers.
To start an online session.
A procedure for user access to a system involving identification, access control, and exchange of information between user and system.
A security process through which users are permitted customized access to PTWin32. You Logon as a specific user and provide an optional password. When you are finished you may Logoff.
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.
When connecting to a service provider, typing your user id and password
Noun or a verb. Noun: The account name used to gain access to a computer host 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." See also: Password
Calling a BBS, and going through the common procedure of giving your name and password.
The method by which you identify yourself to a host computer. This often means typing a user name and password.
the process of accessing a network.
To gain access or sign in to a computer network or Internet site.
Connect to a service and provide identification (name and password).
The act of getting permission by typing password from a computer to use its services.
The process of identifying a user before allowing access to protected information.
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.
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.
Signing on the terminal with a User ID and password. The logon tells the system who is using the terminal.
Noun: Gaining access, or signing in, to a computer system. Verb: log on.
The submission of a password enabling a user to access a database.
the procedure by which a user begins a program or terminal session and gains access to the AltiServ or Quantum system.
The steps you must take to gain access to a network or Website, using, for example, username and password.
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 user name and password before the computer system will allow you to execute programs.
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 process of connecting to a computer resource that usually involves a userid and 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.
To begin a session on a computer by identifying an authorized user (logonid) and a password that permits access to the computer's resources.
Provides a user ID and password to allow you to use the resources of a computer.
to correctly identify yourself to another computer system as an authorised user so that you can begin an interactive session.