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logout
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logout
n (Comput) → Ausloggen nt, → Log-out nt
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Information is stored into an organization's existing SQL Server or MSDE database, and all logons, logoffs, and report retrievals are audited.
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To complete the security model, the SMC maintains a complete audit trail of network security activities, including administrator operations, user logons, logoffs, SNMP traps and alarms.
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The new features designed in Version 4 augment existing award-winning WLAN solutions from Vernier, including: -- User-Level Visibility and Control - User-level visibility allows IT administrators to easily view, track and control all network activity from logons to logoffs, providing complete historical network activity records.
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