Leave a network system, usually by typing "bye" or "q" for quit. Sometimes called "log out."

exit a computer; "Please log off before you go home"

To stop using a network and work individually. Your computer is still physically connected to the network, but you have told the network software that you do not want to use the network features or resources. Log off can apply either to a local area network or to an online system, such as CompuServe or MSN. In the case of the latter two, you log off and disconnect by hanging up the phone line to the online service

To connect or disconnect from the online service/Internet.

To enter into a computer the command to end a session or leave the current application. Also referred to as Log Out. To log out of the Gateway reports/admin/customization, merchants should click on the Log Out button on the Main Menu Bar. To prevent unauthorized users from accessing their account, merchants should always log off and close the browser window when they are done using the Gateway functions.

To disconnect from another computer.

Disconnecting from a remote computer.

To terminate a connection to a computer or network.

Disconnect from a host system.

The process of disconnecting from a remote system.

The process of terminating a connection to a computer or network.

The process of connecting or disconnecting your computer to another system by modem or network connection. (7/96)

What you do when you leave the remote computer. You usually log off by typing or clicking bye, exit, goodbye or quit.

To disconnect from a network.

To exit a computer system or disconnect from an online service.

the process of electronically disconnecting one computer from another over a phone line

Each server that is accessed must have some way to ensure security of their sensitive information. Thus, servers restrict access by forcing users to "log on" with either personal access codes or anonymously. Anonymous access usually requires the individual's e-mail address, and the user's IP address is also logged. Once the desired information has been obtained, the user can "log off", disconnecting access to the server.

To terminate interactive communication with the operating system, and end a terminal session.

The term used for accessing and exiting a computer system often by using a personal ID and password.

The procedure by which a user terminates a communications link with a remote computer. (Contrast with log on.)

To end a session with a computer system at a display station.

vb. To terminate a session with a computer accessed through a communications line--usually a computer that is both distant and open to many users. Also called log out. Compare log on. logon: n. The process of identifying oneself to a computer after connecting to it over a communications line. Also called login.