Using Microsoft IAS as my radius here.

Have tested the 'Simultaneous Logins' , it works even for radius authentication !

Just to make sure i understand correctly.

It only applies to a single UID right ?

Which means , if i set it to '1' , 2 Users cannot use the same userid to login at the same time , right ?

If i use 2 different userid , i should be able to go in at the same time right ?

There seems to be conflicting documentation regarding the function 'Simultaneous Login'

In the main documentation

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2284/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00803ee1f0.html

It says Number of Simultaneous Login for a single User

In the TAC KB

http://www.ciscotaccc.com/kaidara-advisor/security/showcase?case=K80154467

It seems like they are referring to number of simultaneous connection within that group.

So which is it ?

Hi Jem,

Actually you can set it up on both ,User and group basis.

Let says you set it to 1 on the User setup then only one session would be allowed for that UID.

And if you set it to 1 on Group, then only one session (one user of that group )would be allowed at a particular time. Rest user of that group would be denied.

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igambhir,

It seems strange.

The server dont seem to behave what you just described.

I've just configured my Group Simultaneous Login to '1' and its working perfectly as i wanted it (1 simultaneous login per UID).

Just to note, i am using RADIUS auth , so there's no User setup involved.

Am i missing something here ?

Hi Jem,

So you mean to say that other user for the same group is able to login ?

Regards

Thanks my friend.

Thats the function i wanted. Allow only 1 simultaneous login per UID.

Thanks for your help.