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Hi @freezing-oyster-61751 — the token encodes the participant’s information, and can vary based on the information you specify for that participant. In this case, the constraint is: Every participant

identity

must be unique per room. So, you can have the same participant join the same room (e.g. in two different tabs/windows), but the participant’s

identity

field must be different. If a participant with the same identity as an existing participant in a room tries to join, the existing participant will be automatically disconnected.

to add to this: if you want the same user to be able to have multiple connections to the same room, you can use the

name

field instead of

identity

the requirement is that the identity has to be unique.. not token. creating different tokens for the same identity would still mean only one of them could be in the room at the same time.

ok, thnks a lot for the answer, now its completely clear!