Deploy the server within a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to protect the internal corporate network.
Click . If prompted with an "Unknown Host Key" warning, verify the fingerprint with your administrator before accepting. 4. Automate Downloads Using Command Line (Advanced)
: Support for FTPS (FTP over TLS/SSL) and FTPES (Explicit FTPS) ensures that infobase data remains encrypted during transit. infobase ftp server exclusive
Ensure the underlying FTP daemon configuration explicitly forbids anonymous logins and unencrypted sessions.
Access is strictly limited to authorized Infobase agents and verified IP addresses. The server supports secure transfer protocols (FTP over SSL/TLS, SFTP) and features a closed-loop architecture that prevents external pivoting, ensuring that the Infobase remains isolated from potential network vulnerabilities. Deploy the server within a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
To implement this architecture, consult your 1C:Enterprise platform documentation for specific instructions on configuring FTP connections for distributed infobases, and work with your IT team to set up a secure, exclusive FTP server that meets your organization's data security requirements.
In a distributed 1C:Enterprise environment, a central "main infobase" (e.g., at a head office) needs to exchange data with multiple remote "subordinate infobases" (e.g., at regional branches). This synchronization requires a reliable method for transferring the data exchange file—the file that contains the information being moved between systems. Access is strictly limited to authorized Infobase agents
The gateway uses a for authentication. The system expects this key to be stored in a specific location:
Schedule automated scripts to run during off-peak hours (e.g., 2:00 AM) to download daily database updates without impacting daytime bandwidth.
Exclusive access is required for several critical administrative operations:
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