log on to, log off from, logon (adj)
Use log on to to refer to connecting to a network and log off from (or simply log off) to refer to disconnecting from a network. Do not use log in, login, log onto, log off of, logout, sign off, or sign on. An exception is when other terms are dictated by the interface.
Use logon only as an adjective, as in "logon password," not as a noun.
Correct
You are prompted for your password while logging on.
Reconnect when you log on to the network.
Some networks support this logon feature.
Remember to log off from the network.
Incorrect
You are prompted for your password during logon.
Log in before you start Windows.
Remember to log off of the network.
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