How to properly license 1C on a terminal server?

Question

1C

And so, the task: There are 4 1C 8.3 users who have single-user licenses installed on their computers. There is also a terminal server. There is a desire to transfer users to the terminal so that 1C, along with the bases, spins there.
But, as I read at the infostart, this business needs a 1C multi-user license.
How to transfer users to a terminal server without replacing licenses and without buying new ones? Can I activate 4 single user licenses on a terminal server?

Answer 1

Continuing to study Google came to the conclusion that it is worth calling the licensing center. They said that you just need to enter all the licenses one by one and there will be 4 software single-user licenses to spin on the server.
I'm leaving it here in case it's useful to anyone in the future.

Answer 2

There was a similar task, 5 physical 1-user USB keys were replaced with one network 5-user key, plugged it into the server - and everything is OK. Up to 5 users work in the terminal with file bases.
With "electronic" this does not seem to work, if you read a leaflet with activation codes.

Answer 3

We have a multi-user license and decided to transfer it to a terminal server. As a result, only one user can work at the same time. When trying to launch 1C:Enterprise 8.3, the following message is displayed:
But in configurator mode, you can open multiple instances for each user.
I wrote to the TP and received the following answer in total:
Client licenses are:
- Single-user - allow you to run an arbitrary number of application instances on one computer within one Windows session.
- Multi-user - allow you to run no more than a certain number of instances of the program from arbitrary computers. The number of simultaneously running client applications is determined by the nominal value of the license - one license per session.
Both types of licenses are available for activation. The first activation determines the licensing method, so the final type of activated license depends on the activation type of the first license. If the single-user license is activated first, then the activation of the multi-user license becomes impossible later on, and vice versa.
When activated on a workstation, the distribution of licenses is managed by the 1C:Enterprise server; when activated on a terminal server, the distribution of licenses is managed by the terminal connection manager on the basis of one connection - one license.
Regardless of the type of client license, there will be one license per session.