Viewing information about 1C license

Many people ask: “Where is the license for 1C: Enterprise 8 stored?” or “Where can I see the license key in 1C?”

Information about the received license can be viewed by clicking “Help” - “About the program”.

In the “License” section, first comes the client license, then, if this is a server version, the 1C server license.

For example, the Registration number of the kit will be indicated and the path to the license file will be indicated: C:\ProgramData\1C\1Cv82\conf\20120430015941.lic.

Starting from version 1C:Enterprise platform 8.2.15, accounting of used hardware and software licenses can be kept in the administration console of 1C servers. Software administration tools have the License property of the ISessionInfo object. Earlier versions of the 1C:Enterprise 8.2 platform do not have such tools.

Additionally:

The single-user license file is located in the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\1C\1Cv82\conf directory. The file has the following format: 20120302155201.lic.

If more than one session does not start, then you should copy the license file from the C:\Users\All Users\1C\1Cv82\conf\*.lic directory to C:\Program Files (x86)\1cv82\conf\.

If you are using a software license for the 1C-64x server and multi-user licenses, it is better to edit the files right away:

• C:\Program Files (x86)\1cv82\8.2.**.***\bin\conf\conf.cfg;
• C:\Program Files\1cv82\8.2.**.***\bin\conf\conf.cfg,

by specifying the same path to the software licenses, for example: ConfLocation=C:\Program Files\1cv82\conf.

Place both licenses in this directory. Without this, problems were occasionally observed on the 8.2.15 platform, for example, the server license was visible, but multi-user licenses were not.

From all other folders, license files must be removed - otherwise a situation is possible when 1C itself adds the text to the license file:

Computer *** uses two copies of the same software license file: C:\Program Files\1cv82\conf\2*.lic and C:\Program Files (x86)\1cv82\8.2.15.289\bin\conf\ 2*.lic.

Features of licenses with software protection

Client software licenses are divided into single-user and multi-user. A single-user license is intended for installation on a user's computer and allows the launch of an arbitrary number of sessions with the 1C:Enterprise 8 system from this computer. Infobases in these sessions can be created with different configurations.

The client works in both file and client-server modes. A multi-user license is installed: on the 1C:Enterprise server computer in the case of a client-server version of the infobase; to the web server computer in the case of a file version of the infobase. A multi-user license allows you to launch no more than the number of sessions with the 1C:Enterprise system specified in the License Agreement.

This license is not tied to any user’s computer; the number of sessions is counted on the server. The basic packages that allow the application to run on one workstation, as well as the client license for one workstation, include a set of PIN codes for obtaining one single-user license (analogous to a hardware protection key for one workstation).

Each CAL for 5, 10 and 20 seats includes two sets of PIN codes: to obtain the corresponding number of single-user licenses and a multi-user license for the corresponding number of seats. Before obtaining the first license from such a product, you need to decide how you are going to use it: install one single-user license on certain computers and run an arbitrary number of sessions with 1C:Enterprise from them, or install a license on a server and launch 1C:Enterprise from any computers, but at the same time limit the number of simultaneously running sessions.

It is important to select the CAL type before obtaining a license for the first time, since obtaining a license using a PIN code for a single-user license will make it impossible to obtain a license using a PIN code for a multi-user license, and vice versa, obtaining a multi-user license will make it impossible to obtain a single-user license from this package. Client licenses for 50, 100, 300 and 500 seats come with a set of PIN codes to obtain a multi-user license for the corresponding number of seats.

If you need to increase the number of workstations, you should purchase the required number of software licenses and install them on user computers or on a server. An arbitrary number of software licenses can be installed on the server in any combination of the supplied options. The software license for the server is installed on the 1C:Enterprise server computer. Like hardware-protected server licenses, a 64-bit server software license also supports running a 32-bit server. If you need to use a 64-bit server instead of a 32-bit software-protected server, you will need to upgrade.

1C:Enterprise software licenses are the main licensing option today, providing administrators with new capabilities and removing some limitations of hardware keys. At the same time, the use of software licenses has its own characteristics, which can cause a lot of difficulties, despite the fact that they are described in some detail in the administrator's manual, which “traditionally” no one reads. Therefore, we decided to prepare this material, including both official information and our own explanations and examples.

Understanding Software Licenses

A software license is a special file that, in encrypted form, contains the parameters of the license and the computer for which this license was activated. Duplicating this file is not allowed; in this case, the license is canceled and blacklisted on the 1C activation server.

License activation is performed using a PIN code; active and backup PIN codes are supplied with the license, which are required to reactivate the license when key computer parameters are changed.

Here we come to an extremely important point: linking software licenses to a specific PC. For this purpose the concept is used key parameters, which include:

• computer network name;
• motherboard model;
• amount of RAM;
• BIOS type and version;
• list of processors and their parameters;
• list of network adapters and their MAC addresses;
• list of hard drives and their parameters.

On the Windows platform, key parameters also include:

• name of the operating system;
• operating system version (only the first two digits of the version number);
• operating system serial number;
• operating system installation date;

Moreover, from the list of key parameters excluded:

• Bluetooth network adapters;
• network adapters connected via IEEE 1394 or USB;
• WAN and RAS software adapters;
• adapters that do not have a MAC address and VEN_ and DEV_ data from the PNP identifier;
• external drives connected via IEEE 1394 and USB.

Subsequently, the list of key parameters, which is stored in encrypted form in the license file, is compared with the current computer parameters, and only deletion, and not adding devices, the same applies to the amount of RAM.

Simply put, you can add another network adapter or hard drive to the system, but you cannot replace the current ones, and you cannot reduce the amount of RAM to a value less than it was at the time the license was activated.

This leads to a simple rule: when activating a software license, temporarily disconnect all hard drives except the system one, as well as all additional network adapters (if installed).

Separately, we should touch upon activation in virtual environments, where the key parameters of the license are taken to be similar to the values ​​of the virtual machine. If you use dynamic memory allocation, then at the time of obtaining a license you must disable this feature and boot the system with the minimum possible amount of allocated memory.

The greatest difficulties arise when using virtual machines as part of a cluster; in this case, when moving machines between nodes, several key parameters can change at once, in particular the parameters of the processor and network card. If the last issue is easily solved by assigning a static MAC address, then changing the processor type under the current licensing model is a serious problem.

From our experience we can say the following: successful migration of a virtual machine while maintaining the activation of the 1C license is possible only when using the same type of hardware on all nodes available for migration, i.e. identical motherboard models (down to the BIOS version) and identical processors (with the same stepping).

Also note the license holder information that you must fill out upon initial activation, you will need to repeat it when you receive a license again up to the symbol! Which, by the way, they warn you about, requiring you to check the appropriate box.

Therefore, to avoid any unpleasant surprises, save the entered data in a safe place.

In general, it seems that 1C has greatly overcomplicated the software license protection system, which leads to significant inconvenience and in some cases forces license holders to resort to methods of bypassing the protection (which is secretly recommended even by 1C partners), for example, when using a cluster with different hardware on nodes It would be more logical to follow Microsoft's path and revoke activation when only a few key parameters are changed.

Types of software licenses

All software licenses are divided into client and server. There are three types of client licenses:

• Single-user- allow you to run an unlimited number of applications in thin and thick client mode, as well as the Configurator on one PC.
• Multiplayer- allow you to run the number of applications specified in the license rating in thick, thin and web client mode, as well as the configurator on an arbitrary number of PCs. The 1C:Enterprise server or web server extension module is responsible for issuing multi-user licenses to clients.
• Combined- contains licenses of both types, but only one can be activated; if a single-user pin code was activated first from such a set, then in the future it will no longer be possible to use this license as a multi-user one.

A server license allows you to run an unlimited number of 1C:Enterprise server worker processes (rphost) on one server; it is divided into 32-bit and 64-bit, while a 64-bit license allows you to run a 32-bit version of the server.

A single-user license is supplied with the main distribution or as a license for one seat. Can be installed on a computer, 1C:Enterprise server, web server extension module or terminal server. If installed on a server, it is combined with other licenses activated on the server and is used, in addition to the terminal server, as a multi-user license.

Multi-user licenses are supplied in sets of 50, 100, 300 and 500 licenses and can only be installed on a 1C:Enterprise server, web server extension module or terminal server; in the latter case, they are used as single-user licenses.

Sets for 5, 10 and 20 users are combined; the license type is selected at the time of activation of the first PIN code.

Using single-user licenses

In most cases, especially for small businesses, the use of single-user licenses is preferable, because the limitation of this type of license is the licensed PCs, and not 1C sessions. In file mode, this is the only type of license available (except for terminal server mode). Consider the following diagram:

Having at your disposal a PC with an activated single-user license, you can run any number of databases in file mode, located both locally and on the network, without restrictions, as well as databases located on a 1C:Enterprise server or a web server; in the latter case, work is only possible in thin client mode. Launching a database via a web client with a single-user license impossible because the web client must obtain a CAL from the web server extension.

Client - server mode

In this mode, as we have already said, two options are possible: using a single-user license on each workstation or obtaining a multi-user license from the 1C:Enterprise server. Also, do not forget that the server itself requires separate licensing.

When you launch any 1C:Enterprise client application (thick and thin clients, configurator), a local license is first searched for; if it is found, the application is launched. Thus, a PC with a single-user license installed allows you to open an unlimited number of client applications for working in a client-server version.

If a local license is not found, the application contacts the server, which issues it a multi-user license for each application running. In our diagram, the server has a license for 5 connections, and if two client applications are opened on two PCs, the laptop user will be able to open only one, since there are not enough client licenses.

Web server mode

The 1C:Enterprise web server extension module can work with both file and client-server databases. In the first case, licenses must be activated on the computer with the expansion module; in the second, if the expansion module does not have a license, it will request it from the 1C:Enterprise server. It is important to understand this point, since for a file database the extension module never requests a license from the server, while for client-server databases its own licenses are first issued and only then licenses are requested from the server. This can lead to a situation where the total number of licenses is sufficient, but you cannot launch the file database due to the lack of a free license on the web server.

In our diagram, a multi-user license for 5 users is installed on the 1C:Enterprise server, and a single-user license is installed on the web server. This allows you to run one session in file mode or up to six sessions in client-server mode through the web client.

Let's say on the first (from left to right) PC two sessions were opened to the client-server database, one through the application, the second through the web client. In this case, the application will receive a license from the server, and the web client from the web server extension module, with the module first issuing its own license. By opening two more applications on the second PC, we will receive two licenses from the server, spending a total of 4 licenses.

If after this, on the third PC we launch a client-server database through the web client, then the expansion module will receive a license for it on the server, but it will no longer be possible to launch the file database through the web client, since the expansion module does not have free local licenses, at the same time, the remaining free license on the server will allow you to launch another server database through the web client.

To avoid this situation, you should not publish file and client-server databases on the same web server at the same time.

Another subtlety is related to the web server extension module and the local single-user license.

When connecting a web client locally on a computer with a web server, it will be possible to launch only the configurator; launching in client application mode for any database will be impossible. This should be taken into account in small organizations where one of the workstations can be used as a web server. On the other hand, this behavior will make life easier for developers, since it allows the use of a single license both locally and for client connections.

Terminal server mode

The terminal server allows installation of any type of license; all licenses must be installed locally and be available to all users. In this case, all licenses, regardless of type, are added as single-user licenses and limit the total number of terminal sessions (not to be confused with 1C application sessions).

As can be seen from the diagram above, by installing one multi-user license for five users and two single-user licenses on the terminal server, we will be able to run unlimited 1C:Enterprise client applications in seven terminal sessions, and it does not matter how exactly the applications will be launched, in desktop mode or as RemoteApps. In this case, work can be done with both file and client-server databases, as well as with databases on a web server using a thin client.

If the terminal server is configured incorrectly, a situation may arise when a new terminal session is created for each new user connection, especially in the RemoteApp mode, so be sure to specify the option in the terminal server settings Limit a user to a single session.

Combination of software and hardware protection

Another important issue that cannot be ignored. 1C:Enterprise allows you to combine both types of licenses by adding up their number, and to use them effectively you should know some points. Namely, the process of searching for a license. We will present a simplified diagram, which, however, should be quite sufficient to understand the processes taking place. When the client application starts, the search for licenses occurs in the following order:

1. Local software license
2. Local hardware key
3. Network hardware key
4. Software license on the 1C:Enterprise server
5. Local hardware key on the 1C:Enterprise server
6. Network hardware key available on the 1C:Enterprise server

When using a local or network-accessible HASP key to the client, the resulting license is considered as a single-user license, i.e. allows you to run an unlimited number of client applications on your PC. When obtaining a license from HASP keys available to the server, licenses are issued as multi-user licenses, i.e. for each session to the information base.

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How to check the licensing of 1C programs?

Introduction

This article was written to help you identify and recognize pirated (illegal, unlicensed, counterfeit) copies of software products for economic purposes of the 1C company, as well as to explain the main differences between pirated and legal products.

About the company "1C", Moscow

The 1C company was founded in 1991 and ranks first among Russian industry companies engaged in software distribution. The company specializes in the distribution, support and development of software for business and home use.

Corporate website of the company www.1c.ru

About the company "1C-Account Timbal"SRL, Chisinau

The only regional distributor in Moldova offers centralized promotion of a wide range of programs for office and home in the regions. The distributor takes on the functions of delivering goods, maintaining a consultation line, as well as creating standard solutions adapted in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Moldova.

Official website of the company www.1 cmd. md

How to check the licensing of 1C programs?

A licensed copy of a software product is one that is used in compliance with all the rules established by the copyright holder.

The software products of the copyright holder, the 1C company, overwhelmingly consist of a platform and configuration.

Platform "1C"- this is a specific set of functions that can be supported by your program. If the software product does not include a platform, these features will not be available. At the same time, the platform itself only provides the system with certain capabilities, but in order for them to be actually used, they must be configured in the installed 1C configuration.

Configuration "1C"- this is the most important concept for the user. A configuration is a setting for 1C:Enterprise to work in a specific area. Without configuration, 1C:Enterprise is only a set of potential capabilities, but you will not be able to work in them. Users usually use “standard” configurations that are supplied as part of software products and are completely ready for use.

Since 2016, “electronic deliveries” of some software and client licenses have been put into circulation .

Electronic delivery 1C contains a software product distribution in the form of a zip archive, each copy has its own registration number and PIN code, which is used both to activate the software product and to register the product on the 1C:ITS portal.To install the program on your computer, you need to unpack the archive and run autorun.exe. Next, in the dialog, you can install the program completely “in one click” or select installation in parts, as well as view the documentation and accompanying materials.Electronic delivery of client licenses includes instructions for obtaining licenses, a registration number, a set of PIN codes for activating the license and a separate PIN code for registration on the 1C:ITS portal. The number of PIN codes to activate a license depends on the number of workstations. Documentation and accompanying materials are supplied in the same format in which documentation on the 1C:Enterprise 8 platform and application solutions is published on the resource its.1c.ru. The book has a hierarchical structure (“tree”), consisting of chapters, and each chapter is, in turn, a node of the hierarchical structure. This view allows you to immediately see the contents of the book and quickly move to the desired chapter.

The licensing status of a 1C program can be determined by two types of characteristics: external and actual. At the same time, external signs indicate which 1C software products you can use, but actual signs confirm that the program you are using is the one you have the right to use.

The main signs of licensing of 1C programs:

A working "1C" program on a local computer or on a network must be used legally (without hacking or emulators) and must also have confirmation of its licensing (presence of a registration form and a security key) and the absence of unlicensed features (key emulators).

As a rule, platforms are protected from unauthorized use with an electronic key. Confirmation of the licensing of the configuration is the registration form and documents indicating the legal purchase of the software (tax invoice). To determine the licensing features of the configuration you have installed, we recommend contacting specialists from the 1C partner network.

This manual discusses standard 1C software products (platform + standard configuration created by 1C). Completely different configurations can be written for different 1C platforms, based on the accounting conditions in specific business sectors. And the authors of such configurations can be, accordingly, various developers, not necessarily 1C employees. However, developers can determine their own rules for using software products, so they are not considered within the scope of this manual.

A brief algorithm for checking the licensing of 1C programs

A) Determine external signs.

B) We compare external signs with actual ones:

We find all the 1C programs installed on the computer.

We check the functionality of the detected programs.

We check the actually installed programs.

We check 1C programs for the presence of a key.

We make sure that there is no key emulator.

We make sure that there are no violations and all 1C programs are used legally.

A) External signs of licensing

External features include a set that usually contains:

Registration form;

The key is protected from unauthorized access;

Registration number;

1 or 2 disks of the economic program;

Box "1C";

Documentation for the program (from 2 to 12 books);

Tax invoice (with correct indication of the name of the product);

Brand AGEPI

Registration form

Versions 8

Versions 7.7

The 1C registration form (Figure 2) is the main document certifying the authenticity of the 1C program installed on a personal computer. All installed and running 1C programs must have a registration form. Distinctive features of the registration form:

a yellow form consisting of 2 (for "1C:Enterprise 7.7") or 3 parts (for "1C:Enterprise 8"), one of which indicates the full name of the product (1) and registration number (2). This part remains with the user and is confirmation that he has the right to use this software product, and the other part of the questionnaire is intended directly for registering the program and is transferred to the 1C company. In the case of "1C:Enterprise 8", the third (middle) part of the questionnaire also remains with the user.

By the way, do you know what the meaning of registration is? The 1C company provides users of 1C system products with full support: updating releases and discounts when purchasing newer versions of products. But you can only receive such benefits by registering your program with 1C.

In order to register, send the completed part of your registration form by mail or an easier way is to give it to the 1C:Franchisee company from which you purchased the program, or to the 1C distributor in your region for quick and accurate entry of your data into the database 1C users. You can contact the same franchisee or distributor to find out whether your program is currently registered with 1C or not. And if the user loses the registration form, registration with the 1C company will easily allow you to identify the lost part of the form and confirm the licensing of your software product.

Security keys for the 1C platform

Hardware key to protect against unauthorized access. All 1C programs should work with the key, with the exception of basic and educational versions. Distinctive features: a special device designed for running 1C programs, which is physically connected to the USB or LPT port of your computer, or if you are working in the network version, located on one of the computers on your network, which is a server.

"1C" keys differ in color:

"1C:Enterprise 8" local version - purple USB key

"1C:Enterprise 8" network version - red USB key

"1C:Enterprise 7.7" local version - white LPT key or purple USB

"1C:Enterprise 7.7" network version - red LPT key or red USB

Most of the licensed economic products "1C" are supplied with a key to protect against unauthorized access. The only exceptions are the basic versions of the programs “1C:Enterprise 7.7”, “1C:Enterprise 8”, some accounting products “1C” of earlier versions, which work without a security key and are simply “linked” to the computer. Some 1C configurations may have an additional key.

Program registration number

The identification number of your specific software product package. All installed and running 1C programs must have a registration number.

Features:

The registration number contains 7 digits and is indicated on the box, CDs, registration form, books and documentation. For all of the above components of one set, the registration number must be the same.

Actual signs of licensing

To determine the actual signs of licensing, you need to check all 1C programs installed on your computer. It is clear that this procedure can be carried out as efficiently as possible only by professionals specializing in the implementation of 1C software. For example, such services can be provided by qualified franchisees or regional distributors of 1C.

However, if you have sufficient experience working with computer equipment, such a check can be carried out on your organization’s own. We bring to your attention an express method that experts use to identify signs of violations of the procedure for licensed use of 1C software products.

Instructions for determining the licensing of the 1C program

Step one

Search for all 1C programs on your computer.

It often happens that several software products are installed on a user’s computer. At the same time, you may not even know about the existence of all of them, working only in one proven program, and meanwhile, perhaps your computer stores several more unlicensed versions on its hard drives. How to find out about this?

Use standard Windows tools to search for files. To do this, in the "Start" menu, select "Find" "Files and Folders", then enter "1cv*.exe" in the search bar. If the search does not produce results, you can move on to the next computer. If 1C program files are present on the hard drives of any computer being checked, the search results window may look something like this:

Step two

Checking the functionality of detected programs

You must try to run each of the detected files sequentially. To do this, double-click on the corresponding file in the search results window.

If there are too many files and they are stored in directories with the characteristic names "patch" or "crack", there is cause for concern. It is better not to touch files from the “patch” or “crack” directories until you consult with specialists because these files can be modified or infected.

So, the operability of a particular program file is indicated by the appearance of configuration selection windows.

Windows may look different:

If such windows do not appear on the screen, the program simply will not start working or will display an error message, after which it will be automatically closed. For example, the message could be like this:

As a result, if the program does not start when you double-click on the corresponding file, this indicates that this file is most likely not used for work and should be deleted with the help of a specialist.

If the 1C program has started, proceed to the next step.

Step three

Checking the actually installed program.

Now let's determine which program is actually installed on your computer.

How to do it? We launch the 1C program. When launched, the name of the program, the installed configuration and its version are written on the computer screen.

If you have already opened the “1C” program and did not have time to see the name of the product when you turned it on, go to the “Help” section in the “Main Menu” of the program, find the “about the program” tab in it and read! Here you can find complete information about the installed platform, its version, as well as information about installed configurations and their releases. For example:

"1C: enterprise 8.2 (8.2.11.236). Configuration "Accounting for Moldova", edition 1.1 (1.1.25.1)"

Now compare the data you see on the “About the program” tab with those indicated in your registration form. The name of the program and configuration must match. Otherwise, this indicates that the software product you have installed may be unlicensed. The same operation must be performed with all 1C software products that are available on your computer.

Step four

Checking 1C programs for the presence of a key.

Knowing the version of the program, it is not difficult to determine whether such a technical means of protection as a hardware security key is provided for it. Let us remind you! Only basic or training versions of 1C:Enterprise system products work without a key. It is impossible to download all other licensed 1C programs without a key! The instructions for installing the program will confirm this to you.

Additionally, you need to make sure that all programs do not have a damaged protection system - the so-called “technical protection measures” provided by the copyright holder. The fact is that, in accordance with recent changes in legislation, “hacking” of such protection means (even if you purchase the program) is equivalent to copyright infringement.

If you determine that the key is included with the program, you need to check whether you actually have it. Where to look for it?

1. If you have a local version of the 1C program installed...

If you work in "1C:Enterprise 7.7" or "1C:Enterprise 8" locally (that is, the single-user program is installed only on your computer), the protection key must be inserted into the LPT or USB port of your computer. If the key is physically detected, connected, the program starts with it, and everything works, it is likely that your program is licensed. However, there is one more "but". Even if you find the key in stock and everything already says that your 1C program is licensed, it is still necessary to carry out one more small check to be completely sure.

In the practice of using unlicensed versions of "1C" there are cases when the key was installed from one program "1C: Enterprise", say, "1C: Accounting 7.7" and the user was working in "1C: Trade and Warehouse 7.7", which was hacked . And the user did not know anything about the fact that the key in his case was only “To divert eyes.”

Checking licensing in this case is also very simple: close your program, disconnect the protection key from the computer and start the program again. If it starts, then the suspicions turned out to be correct, it works without a key, and therefore is unlicensed.

1. If you have a network version of the 1C program installed...

If your organization has the network version "1C:Enterprise 7.7" or "1C:Enterprise 8" installed, the key to your program must be located on the network or on the server.

If you have access to the server, check whether the key is installed there and whether this key belongs to your program. There is a key - that means everything is in order.

There is no key. In the case of the network version, this is the first “call” that your program is unlicensed. You can finally be convinced of this by checking the operation of the key “locally”. You simply close your working 1C program and exit the “network”. To perform such a check, it is necessary to disconnect all network connections, and if this is not possible, then simply physically disconnect the network cable from the computer.

Next, try running the found files again. If, after disconnecting the computer from the network, the program stops starting, it means that the protection system is functioning properly and you can move on to testing other files.

If disconnecting the computer from the network did not in any way affect the functionality of the program, and it continues to run, we dare to upset you that you have an unlicensed copy.

Step five

Checking your computer for a key emulator

The last important factor during the licensing audit of 1C programs is the detection of a key emulator. It may seem to you that this step is a little repeating the previous ones. However, we consider it necessary to focus your attention on emulators once again, since it is the use of emulators that is primarily looked at by representatives of inspection bodies. It is necessary to inspect the system unit of a computer disconnected from the network and determine whether a hardware security key is connected to it. If the key is not detected and your program starts without it, most likely you have installed a so-called key emulator - a cracking program written specifically for hacking 1C software. Most often, such hackers are programs whose names contain the word “Sable”.

How to find them? Perhaps - by looking at the list of all programs installed on the hard drive of the computer with the 1C program. And the easiest way, again, is to run the program locally without a dongle and a network connection. If, after disconnecting the key, starting the program becomes impossible, the protection system is functioning properly and you can proceed to testing other detected files.

If the hardware key is not connected to the computer or is missing altogether, and the program starts, it is quite possible that the program’s security system has been hacked and it is being used in violation of the license terms.

All program files (except for training and basic versions) with a damaged protection system must be deleted from the computer.

After completing the scan of 1C programs on one computer, we recommend performing the scan procedure for all computers on the network. This procedure will allow you to check the licensing of the 1C platform installed on you.

Attention! The presence of a key emulator is a reason for litigation. Therefore, if emulators are found, we recommend removing them with the help of a specialist.

P.S.

Updates to programs produced by the 1C company, as well as the programs themselves, are objects of the exclusive right of the 1C company and are distributed according to the rules established by the 1C company as the copyright holder in accordance with Art. 301 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Moldova.

According to the rules described in the registration form for your software product, information, technological and service support is provided only through a subscription (agreement) for Information Technology Support (ITS).

The right to use program updates and ITS information resources is granted only to those users who have registered the program with 1C and have issued a subscription (agreement) to ITS through 1C partners.

The 1C company allows subscriptions (agreements) for ITS only to its official partners who have the appropriate license/sublicense agreement.

The user can check the availability of a subscription on the website (http://www.1c.ru/its).

Unauthorized distribution and use of updates and information resources is considered a violation of copyright and is prosecuted under Article 96.1 of the Code of the Republic of Moldova on Administrative Offenses and Art. 185.1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Moldova.

More information about the terms of support for 1C software products can be found at the link

(http://www.1c.ru/rus/support/support.htm)