Yes.

For NTRIP Clients connecting to obtain data.  In fact, SNIP offers several solutions to the “limited logons” problem which many private and State run NTRIP casters have.

There are several Options to select from.  It’s your caster, so you control who can log on to it, how many times their account can log on at once, or if anyone even needs to have an account in order to log on.

The simplest solution is to simply leave the Caster “open” so anyone can connect.  If you elect to close it, you will then need to add users.  And each user account you create can connect as many times at once as you allow. The default is to allow 5 simultaneous connections per user account.

See the Knowledge Base Article “Managing Your Users” for more details.

Hint: This article deals with your users connecting to your caster.  A related problem can be your copy of SNIP connecting to another caster (remote-relay connections) to federate your local caster offerings while you are also trying to connect there with another tool.  If you have a connection to another caster, it may only allow only ONE active connection at a time.  As a best practice, you should have SNIP connect using the provided account, and then let your other machines or local users community connect to SNIP.  Using SNIP to rebroadcast a stream and overcome the “limited logons” problem presents a solid solution to this issue.

Also:  In you are sending data to a SNIP NTRIP Caster (such as RTK2go.com or any other Caster), then the answer is probably NO.  You need a reservation for each different Base Station you will connect.  You can use the same connection for different  devices or configurations if they are used one at a time.  But for multiple connections at the same time, each needs it own unique name and credentials from the Caster operator.