The syntax of this command is:

NET LOGON [username [password | \*]] [/DOMAIN:name] [/YES]

This command logs on to the network using an account on a server
or in a domain.

COMMENTS

To get prompts requesting your username and password, type
"net logon" without options.

Use the "net logon" command to establish your username and
password.  These are used to log you on to the network and
verify that you can use network resources.  Only one
username can be logged on at a client.

If you do not specify a username with the "net logon" command, 
the default username is your UNIX logon name.

EXAMPLES

To log on to the network using an account in the local accounts
database, and have the computer prompt for your username and
password, type the following:

    net logon

Note that on a primary or backup domain controller, the local
accounts database is the same as the domain database, but on a
member server, the local accounts database is specific to the
server.

To log on to the network using an account in the "account" domain,
with username felix and password freddy, type the following:

    net logon felix freddy /domain:account

This is how to log on using a domain account from a member server,
for example.  It is also how to log on using an account in a trusted
domain, regardless of the local machine's role in its own domain.

SEE ALSO

       For information about                  See
       _____________________                  _________
       Getting help with network commands     net help

       Logging off                            net logoff

       Changing your password                 net password

To get Help on command options, type "net help {command} /options | more".
To get Help one screen at a time, type "net help {command} | more".