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Concurrent one session for the user logged in the web application
How to clear out session on log outASP.NET Web Site or ASP.NET Web Application?How to prevent a user from having multiple instances of the Same Web applicationReplacing .NET WebBrowser control with a better browser, like Chrome?Sending cookies from C# Application to an Internet Explorer pop-up windowPassing session data between ASP.NET web applicationsForcibly logout all other sessions in case of multiple login by same userLogin User To Web Application if User Logged In in Dekstop ApplicationGetting the current logged in user in asp.net web applicationForce Session Expires when login with same credential in another web browser
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I am trying to implement only one current session for the user that logged in to my web application. When the user logged in again by another browser, the system could check that there is current session already logged in the system and will pop up a dialog box to ask user to kill previous session and start new one. It was because it is implemented in a school, the authentication system is using central authentication server, that make things more complicated.
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I am trying to implement only one current session for the user that logged in to my web application. When the user logged in again by another browser, the system could check that there is current session already logged in the system and will pop up a dialog box to ask user to kill previous session and start new one. It was because it is implemented in a school, the authentication system is using central authentication server, that make things more complicated.
c# asp.net webforms .net-framework-version
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
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Sounds good. What have you tried so far?
– Gagan Deep
Mar 28 at 5:21
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I am trying to implement only one current session for the user that logged in to my web application. When the user logged in again by another browser, the system could check that there is current session already logged in the system and will pop up a dialog box to ask user to kill previous session and start new one. It was because it is implemented in a school, the authentication system is using central authentication server, that make things more complicated.
c# asp.net webforms .net-framework-version
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
I am trying to implement only one current session for the user that logged in to my web application. When the user logged in again by another browser, the system could check that there is current session already logged in the system and will pop up a dialog box to ask user to kill previous session and start new one. It was because it is implemented in a school, the authentication system is using central authentication server, that make things more complicated.
c# asp.net webforms .net-framework-version
c# asp.net webforms .net-framework-version
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
asked Mar 28 at 1:48
Tsang Wang KeiTsang Wang Kei
1
1
Sounds good. What have you tried so far?
– Gagan Deep
Mar 28 at 5:21
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Sounds good. What have you tried so far?
– Gagan Deep
Mar 28 at 5:21
Sounds good. What have you tried so far?
– Gagan Deep
Mar 28 at 5:21
Sounds good. What have you tried so far?
– Gagan Deep
Mar 28 at 5:21
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