What is the name of this component in logic board?
It's a crystal, part of an oscillator on that board.

Such cylinder crystals used to be commonplace in the through-hole days of the 1970's and 1980's. They gave way to rectangular packages that were easier to solder or anchor to PCBs, reducing failure through vibration and shock. They then gave way to much smaller surface-mount packages that were anchored at both ends, improving resilience much further. These old cylinder crystals are still around but much less so.