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Open DACS behavior when number of simultaneous login

I have a user logged in with position `X` and number of simultaneous login allowed is set to `1`. What happens in following cases -->

1. Same user tries to login again with same position

2. Same user tries to login with different position . Will new login be blocked or old user will be automatically logged out?

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@mktdata

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I tested those cases and got the following results.

1. Same user with the same position can login properly

2. Same user with the different postion can't login and the error is Access Denied: already using position 10.0.0.1

However, you may need to contact the DACS support team directly via MyAccount to confirm this behavior.

09:31:39    Received DACS Authorization Event...
        User: User1 Position: 10.0.0.1/net
        Status:    Loggin
        Status Code:    NoStatusCode
        Status Text: LoginResultPass:    handle[1]
09:31:43    authorizationAgent::login() succeeded
09:31:44    Received DACS Authorization Event...
        User: User1 Position: 10.0.0.2/net
        Status:    LoggedOut
        Status Code:    LoginDenied
        Status Text: Access Denied: already using position 10.0.0.1
        DACS Event stream closed
09:31:50    authorizationAgent::login() succeeded
09:31:50    Received DACS Authorization Event...
        User: User1 Position: 10.0.0.1/net
        Status:    Loggin
        Status Code:    NoStatusCode
        Status Text: LoginResultPass:    handle[3]
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