Multiple users logging in from the same system

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I am using windows/Forms authentication in an asp.net application.If an user has already logged in from one system then from the same system if anyone is trying to access the login.aspx(before the first users session is expired) then the page should be redirected to the first users main page.Is there any simple way/ configuration to achieve this?

Posted 21-May-12 21:38pm

Rakhesh Rajan

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Rahul Rajat Singh · Answer 1 · 2012-05-21T22:24:00

ASP.NET uses non persistent cookies to track the session information. If we configure the session management to become cookie-less then the state information is actually put in the URL.

The above fact would mean that the users requests coming from different browsers of same computer will not be able to use the existing session info i.e. user logged in details so if you need to do this then perhaps you will have to use custom persistent cookies.