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Personal Edition costs $24.40 per year, including support. and provides one incoming desktop connection and 4 remote terminal connections from the same client. It also includes the server admin tool and full SSH support. Enterprise...
If you have a NoMachine software subscription, login to your User Area and open a support enquiry. Our support team will be able to help you. If you don't have a subscription, the Knowledge Base covers every NoMachine product and...
From version 10, SSH is supported in all the NoMachine products, including the Personal Edition, not just in the Enterprise Family products like Enterprise Desktop, Workstation, Terminal Server and so on. For a comprehensive view of the...
This article provides answers to the most frequently asked questions about NoMachine Network. It also includes links to related guides and resources to help you better understand its features, setup, and usage. How are Network...
As of NoMachine 10, the NoMachine free edition which was available to install and use for personal and non-commercial use, has been discontinued. There is no longer a free-to-use server side product. From NoMachine 10 onwards, users who...
No. Connecting to a remote computer using the NoMachine Network service - that is, by using its Machine Id instead of a traditional IP address - requires a NoMachine Network subscription. When you create your NoMachine account (User ID), a...
What Is NoMachine Network? Introduced with NoMachine 9, the NoMachine Network service is an add-on service that allows you to connect to any NoMachine-enabled computer (whether it’s running the Personal Edition or a product from the...
Yes, you can because NoMachine Network is a separate service which complements the NoMachine software. In the case of the Personal Edition one incoming connection is permitted. You can use all of the NoMachine software products with...
NoMachine Product Lifecycle NoMachine's product lifecycle consists of general availability of a new branch version or "major release" (e.g. NoMachine 9) and successive maintenance releases in the form of product updates or...