Suggestions need to use a webpage for multiple logins

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Hello,

I'm new to asp.net programming, i have designed a small web application for student access, when i run the application in iis for my local system i can login by my id, but when a pc connected over lan access at the same time, my access goes off, I've used sessions to solve this but the session expires for 5 min even i kept it for 1440min. I 've used one more option to store the login details in a table with the mac address of the client but when i upload it to domain server, it takes the mac of modem, so whoever logs in from this modem gets one mac address.

Can please give some suggestions to use this without any interruption.

Thanks

Posted 15-Feb-14 21:13pm

M.Abdul Rahman

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 16-Feb-14 3:29am

What do you exactly mean by access goes off? What exactly happens and when? Please explain more.

M.Abdul Rahman 16-Feb-14 5:28am

I mean If A person using a menu, after sometime Person B logs in from his id, then Person A gets the menu same like Person B, actually both will have different menus.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 16-Feb-14 5:39am

Menus according to user, right? Then you need to provide some role to the users and according to the role, fetch required menus and show them. Is that what you wanted?

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