Is there a limitation to the number of different users that can share
one account (username & password) to logon to a website simultaneously?
This is on an https secure site.

I've already ruled-out using anonymous access.

Thanks,

Bryan

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On 16 Jun 2005 13:47:50 -0700, b_russ@yahoo.com wrote:

>Is there a limitation to the number of different users that can share
>one account (username & password) to logon to a website simultaneously?

No.

Jeff

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No limits.

This is basically the same thing that Anonymous access does. All users on
different connections is automatically logged on using a single configured
account to view web pages at the same time.

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Is there a limitation to the number of different users that can share
one account (username & password) to logon to a website simultaneously?
This is on an https secure site.

I've already ruled-out using anonymous access.

Thanks,

Bryan

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unless you are using a restrivction in the application level, there shoudl
not be any restriction.

Alok

"b_russ@yahoo.com" wrote:

>
> Is there a limitation to the number of different users that can share
> one account (username & password) to logon to a website simultaneously?
> This is on an https secure site.
>
> I've already ruled-out using anonymous access.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bryan
>
>

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