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# Log User Off (LogOff)

The **LogOff** command logs off a user from a session on a specified server or from all current sessions on all servers.

| Key         | Datatype | Value                                                                                                                                                                   |
| ----------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Command     | String   | The name of the command to execute. In this instance, it's "LogOff".                                                                                                    |
| Server      | String   | \[Optional] Server name. Server can be specified by IP address or its local name. If this key is omitted, the user will be logged off from all sessions on all servers. |
| RequestPage | String   | <p>\[Optional] The path to the current web portal page.</p><p>This is used in iOS, so that the iOS client can redirect the user back to the web portal page.</p>        |

## **URL example**

Log off from a specific server:

```
tuxclient:///?Command=LogOff&Server=my.server.testing
```

Log off from all servers:

```
tuxclient:///?Command=LogOff
```


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