Disabling Simultaneous logins in BOE

Hi,
Is there a way to disable users from logging into BOE from multiple systems. For example if 'User 1' is logged in from 'System A', the same user if tries to login from 'System B' should get an error message and the system shouldn't allow the user to login.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Sanjay

If a user ID exists in XI and it is enabled then it can login from anywhere, including concurrrently. You can disabel any user account for all systems but the product has no way of differentiating where they are logging in from. I believe auditing might be able to provide info on the IP.
If you want this functionality you would need to post or vote for it (if it exists) on [IDEA place |https://cw.sdn.sap.com/cw/community/ideas]
Regards,
Tim

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