Connection in “Remote Desktop” mode. Connection in “Remote Desktop 1C Enterprise remote access” mode
It is often necessary to work with 1C databases from home or provide access to the databases to some remote branch via the Internet. Using Hamachi, we can connect any computers over the Internet into a regular local network, use shared folders, printers and other devices.
Hamachi is free, there is a limit of no more than 5 users on the same network. But it’s easy to get around, because... The number of created networks is not limited. For example, if you need to connect 8 remote users to the server via the Internet, we create 2 networks in Hamachi, add our server to each of them and 4 users to each network.
Hamachi setup instructions
Go to the website https://secure.logmein.com/RU/ and register your account. After you click “Register”, a window will appear:
Select "Remote access to computers".
Next, enter your registration information and click “Continue.” 
In the next window, he will offer to download LogMeIn, we don’t need it, let’s move on to setting up our account. 
Next, go to “My Networks” and click “Create Networks”. 
Set the network name, description and select the network type. I chose a mesh network, where every computer on that network will have access to every other computer on that network. 
Next, click "Continue". In step 2, we will make requests to connect to our network require confirmation. In this case, a password is not particularly needed to connect to our network. 
Next, in step 3, click “Proceed to add a client.” 
Next, select “Install LogMeIn Hamachi on this computer.” 
Next, download the program distribution kit. 
Let's launch it and install it. We go into the program, go to the “Network\Connect to an existing network” tab. 
In our account, we look at the identifier of the network we created and enter it in the window that opens. 
We agree to the request for membership. Then, in our account for the network we created, go to the “Connection Requests” tab and check the “Accept” checkbox. Click "Save". 
Thus, we have added one participant to our network. Next, you need to install Hamachi on other computers, send them a request to connect to our network, and accept these requests in your account.
After this, all these computers will be networked. We will be able to use shared folders, printers and other devices as if these computers were on the local network.
In this mode, users connect to a remote server using RDP (remote desktop protocol). Connection is possible from any device with Internet access. In this mode, you can use all the functionality provided by 1C, including the configurator.
System requirements
To work in Remote Desktop mode, you must have one of the Microsoft operating systems installed on your computer: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows7, Windows 2003/2008 Server, Windows Server 2008 R2.
The version of the program to launch the remote desktop (mstsc.exe) must be at least 6.1
Connection and configuration using a shortcut
If the shortcut is already installed on your desktop, simply click on the icon and enter your credentials (username and password) in the window that appears. The shortcut can be copied to any computer and run the program
Self-configuring a shortcut to launch Remote Desktop 1C
To configure the Remote Desktop shortcut yourself, you must:
1. Launch the Remote Desktop program (Remote Desktop or Remote App). The name of the file to be launched is mstsc.exe. You can open the Start menu -> Run and copy this name (mstsc.exe) there.
2. Enter your account parameters.
3. The 1C program will open in the window that appears.
4. Set up a connection to the 1C infobase (similar to the setup when connecting via 1C:Enterprise 8.2)
In order for local disks and printers to be available when working with a remote desktop, they must be connected.
To connect local disks you need:
1. On the remote desktop connection form, click Settings and go to the Local Resources tab.
2.Click the More details button.
3. Set flags for those disks that should be accessible when working with the remote desktop.
4. Click the Ok button.
To connect local printers you need:
1. On the remote desktop connection form, go to the Local Resources tab.
2. Set the Printers flag.
Connecting in Remote Desktop mode
System requirements
To work in Remote Desktop mode, you must have one of the Microsoft operating systems installed on your computer: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows7, Windows 2003/2008 Server, Windows Server 2008 R2.
The version of the program to launch the remote desktop (mstsc.exe) must be at least 6.1. If you meet the operating system requirements, but Remote Desktop is not working, you may need to install updates through Windows Update (available in Control Panel).
Please note that working in remote desktop mode with other operating systems (Android, Apple iOS, etc.) is not guaranteed, due to the fact that a different protocol is used for data transfer (RDP 6.1 and higher, as well as its extensions RD-Gateway and TS-Gateway).
If you want to work with 1C on mobile devices with operating systems other than Windows, the Correct Solutions company will help you adapt the programs you need.
Connection and configuration using a shortcut
To quickly connect to Remote Desktop, you need to request a shortcut to launch the program from your personal developer. If the shortcut is already installed on your desktop, simply click on the icon and enter your credentials (username and password) in the window that appears. The shortcut can be copied to any computer and run the program (the computer must meet the system requirements).
To be able to use local disks, they must be connected to Remote Desktop. To do this you need:
1. In the “Remote Desktop Connection” window, go to the “Local Resources” tab
2. Click the “Details” button
3. Mark those disks that you will need when working with the remote desktop.
4. Click “OK”.
To connect a printer, you need to check the box next to the “printers” icon. Please note: to connect a local printer, you must install MS.Net Framework 3.5 SP1 on your local computer. You can download the program on the Microsoft website.
Self-configuring a shortcut to launch Remote Desktop 1C
To configure the Remote Desktop shortcut yourself, you must:
1. Run the Remote Desktop program (Remote Desktop or Remote App), file name - mstsc.exe
2. Enter your account parameters.
3. The 1C program will open in the window that appears. If 1C does not open automatically, in the Remote Desktop window you need to launch a program to access the information base (for example, 1C: Accounting PROF).
4. Set up a connection to the 1C infobase (same as setting up with)