Maximilien wrote:
I was looking for a confirmation if that was allowed on Windows or not.
Depends on what the local admin allows on his network. You'll need a server (under your administration), it's that simple. Either one that's online, or on-site. Could be a cheap Raspberri Pi in a lockable box. Then you could have each client tell that server when it is online, and under which user. If a user is already online, simply tell the second instance (over TCP/IP e.g.) that it should shut down. Encrypt your connection and include a timestamp to prevent people from recording and playing back sessions. Also be sure to implement a heart-beat to your server; that's the easiest way to detect when a connection is dropped, or a process died. See, access to your application can be blocked; but blocking the machine would be considered a hostile act :)
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