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...

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...

No. You can publish as many computers on Network as you want. Computers published on Network are not tied to a User Id. Simply go to Settings > Network > Machine on the computer you want to connect to and click 'Add'. By...

After purchasing a subscription for any NoMachine software product (e.g Personal Edition or one of the Enterprise suite products), you will receive a confirmation email from NoMachine containing your license key and details about your...

You can delete your account through the website or from the NoMachine player. Doing so will remove your NoMachine account from both the NoMachine website and across all your devices. In both cases, you will receive an email containing a...

The User Id is your NoMachine account and you use it to login to NoMachine Network, as well as to access other services on the NoMachine website. It is also also requirement for connecting to a NoMachine target machine over the NoMachine...

Evaluation before purchase All NoMachine products are available in evaluation format, allowing you to fully test them before purchasing. Software products are available as fully functional 14-day trials (see here for details on how to...

Install any NoMachine server package on your computer and do the following: 1. Open NoMachine (!M icon in system tray or from your computer's applications menu) 2. Go to Settings -> Network -> Machine 3. In the 'Network...

If you are sitting at your computer and working on your local desktop, you can allow a colleague, friend, or family member to connect and collaborate with you, provided that Guest Desktop Sharing is enabled in your NoMachine server...

Yes, you can. Simply use the IP address of your target computer to connect. If you were previously connecting by using the Machine Id of the target computer, e.g. using the free 7-day Network evaluation period, and you no longer wish to...