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login → username 1
login → log on 1
(↔ es : conectar
1
, fr : connecter
1
)

login 1 / log-in , n (↔ fr: connexion
1.1
)
login: ~ of user
1
Agent
to network Destination

Generally, firewalls are configured to protect against unauthenticated interactive logins from the ``outside'' world.
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The same is true of the .bashrc file, except that, in addition to it only being valid for the current login, it is also only valid if you choose to run the bash shell.
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Next, I'll be showing you how to generate your own public/private key pair, which you'll be using to authenticate your remote logins.
[
enSECURE TUNNELLING WITH SSH
]
Verb log on
1
That is carried out from a distant origin remote
2
~
French
LPD MCD MCLH
25/11/2010

log on 1 / logon , vi (↔ es: conectar
1
, fr: connecter
1
)
The user establishes a communication with a network in order to use this network.

The user Agent establishes a communication with a network Destination in order to use this network Destination .
log on: user
1
Agent
~ to network
2
Destination
You will notice that unlike Windows 98, you cannot use your Windows NT computer unless you log on to the computer , that is, you cannot bypass the logon procedure by canceling the login prompt like what you can do with your Windows 98 computer.
[
en GUIDE
]
Unlike other versions of Windows, a new person can log on to the PC without the previous user logging off or even closing his or her programs.
[
en WINXP
]
Telnet: This is a very insecure mechanism allowing remote users to log on to your computer .
[
enVECTORS
]
You will notice that unlike Windows 98, you cannot use your Windows NT computer unless you Agent log on to the computer Destination , that is, you cannot bypass the logon procedure by canceling the login prompt like what you can do with your Windows 98 computer. [ GUIDE 0 JP 27/07/2009]
Unlike other versions of Windows, a new person Agent can log on to the PC Destination without the previous user logging off or even closing his or her programs. [ WINXP 0 JP 27/07/2009]
Telnet: This is a very insecure mechanism allowing remote users Agent to log on to your computer Destination . [VECTORS 0 JP 27/07/2009]
All it does is let people Agent log on, and establish ANOTHER connection to do actual data transfers. [ FIREWALL 0 JP 27/07/2009]
The existence of standards is one reason why I Agent can log on to the Internet Destination from the United States Departure_point and access a news broadcast in Australia. [ OPERSYSTEM 0 JP 27/07/2009]
To display a legal notice before a user Agent enters their username and password to log on to a device Destination , use these settings. It is only displayed to a user logging on locally. [ NTCONFIG 0 JP 27/07/2009]
But if you Agent hit a bump in the road, just log on to the Internet Destination and find a Linux guru or programmer to walk you through your troubles. [ COMPUTERBITS 0 JP 27/07/2009]
To log on as a different user Role : Select Start/ Shut Down. Close all programs and log on as a different user. [LCET2 0 JP 27/07/2009]
It was quite easy for the network supervisor to set up user names and passwords and since that time people Agent have become used to logging on before they can use these types of computers or resources Time . [ INTROCOMP 0 JP 27/07/2009]
Use the credentials provided at the time of installation in order to log on to the application Destination and view the default screen as shown below. [BLOGGING AWAY TO GLORY 0 JP 01/10/2009]
What do the bad guys want with online game accounts? It's not because they want to play. Instead, they Agent will log on to the person's account Destination and mail all their gold and non-bound items to one of the hacker's accounts, disenchanting the character's equipment into valuable shards if possible. [THE ENEMY ADAPTS 0 JP 01/10/2009]
If you Agent do not have the manual, log on to the manufacturer's web site Destination and see if you can find this info there. [ BUILDINGPC 0 JP 01/10/2009]
In the "My Computer" window, double-click on the icon for the "H" drive which will have the name you use when you Agent log on to the computer Destination . [ HPEDSB 0 JP 01/10/2009]
For security reasons servers require you Agent to log on before you can work on them Time . [ INTROCOMP 0 JP 01/10/2009]
Agent
Indirect link (NP) (7)
Subject (NP) (5)
you (5)
user (2)
people (2)
person
i
they{the bad guys}
Destination
Complement (PP -to) (10)
computer (3)
internet (2)
pc
device
application
account
site
Departure_point
Complement (PP -from)
united states
Role
Complement (PP -as)
user
Time
Complement (PP -before) (2)
they can use these types of computers or resources
you can work on them
Noun login
1
A user Agent who has l. online
1c
Instrument to l. password
1
username
1
Spanish
French
MCLH AMG
05/07/2015

username 1 / user name , n (↔ fr: nom d'utilisateur
1
)
a username: ~ given by user
1
Agent
to provider Recipient to act on account Destination

a username: ~ given by user
1
Agent
to provider Recipient to act on account Destination
When you attempt to access your web space to change or modify a file using a shell or ftp you are challenged to send your username and password.
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Everyone who wishes to access the network must logon with a username and password.
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ASCII authentication requires the user to type in a username and password to be sent in clear text (that is, unencrypted) and matched with those in the user database stored in ASCII format.
[
enSECURITY_OVERVIEW
]
The user Agent creates a u. define
1
a ~
The user Agent starts using a u. enter
1
a ~
type
1
a ~
The Agent uses a u. use a ~
The user Agent uses a u. to be able to interact with the account Destination log on
1
to … with ~
French
MCLH MCD GC
14/04/2013
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