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In <8akdio$dnj$1@samba.rahul.net> Rahul Dhesi <support@rahul.net> writes:

>We used to have an explicity policy allowing concurrent dial-in use.
>This policy has been removed from our web pages, and will be formally
>phased out effective the end of April.  The primary reason for this is
>the difficulty of tracking concurrent use.  You are still permitted to
>have concurrent dial-in sessions for brief periods of testing and
>debugging connection problems, to the extent our equipment will permit
>such concurrent use.

In response to a user request, here is a clarification.

At 

   http://www.rahul.net/guest/features.html

you will find this section (recently revised):

   concurrent use
          Concurrent use of a single account via modem dial-in is permitted
          only for brief periods for testing and debugging connection
          problems. Multiple concurrent telnet/rlogin sessions to a single
          account are permitted where account type permits unlimited use,
          but all active (not idle) sessions must originate from the same
          host.

The basic idea is that you, the user, can have multiple active
telnet/rlogin sessions, but you and somebody else should not be
accessing your account your account at the same time from different
locations.  So long as only one person is actively using your account,
and not using more than one of our dial-line lines at a time, we are
satisfied.
-- 
(Rahul Dhesi)
a2i network support account <support@rahul.net>