Avoid concurrent login (logout former login session) in ASP.net membership

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I am learning the ASP.net membership feature.

I am wondering how I can implement so that later login session logout former login session to avoid concurrent login. I know how to check whether the user is online (by Membership.IsOnline()) and logout the current user (by FormsAuthentication.SignOut()). But I don't know how to logout the previous login session.

Any code or reference that I can read?

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