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In a ASP.NET MVC application, is it possible to log someone out, if the login credentials is used on another web client? For e.g., 1) user login from PC A, with user id admin 2) another user logs in with user id admin from PC B 3) PC A gets signed out 
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1. COyou could check on each login if current user already online like so - MembershipUser user = Membership.GetUser(username); if(user.IsOnline) { do something }
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