I've got a small C program (<100 lines) that lists all of the network users
(telnet or vt) sorts by IP address and highlights duplicates. It would be
easy to modify it to set a JCW with the number of times logged on. Then use
a logon script to handle the rest.

Now that I think about you might be able to get the CI to do it for you. Do
a listf ci.pub.sys,8 to file. Then use grep to find all the lines with the
workstation address, which is in the variable HPSTDIN_NETWORK_ADDR. If you
put the output into a file, then you could use FINFO to find out how many
lines are in it and that would tell you how many times they were logged in.

Just an idea....

-Lane

> Does anyone know if you can limit the number of sessions a specific user can
> have?
>
> Most of our users are accessing the HP across ethernet connection. By
> running Minisoft 32 multiple times the users have found they can logon to
> the hp several times. I have one that consistantly logs on 5 times all day
> long. Welp, as you could guess, they are using up our user license space.
> What I would like to do is limit some to 1 sesion and others to 2 sessions.
> Can this be accomplished?
>
> TIA
> Jeff