This article applies to multinode environments made of Enterprise Terminal Servers or any of the Cloud Servers plus their nodes either version 7 and 8. Due to changes introduced in packages v8.12 it's strictly necessary to update the...
Prerequisites: - Ensure NoMachine is installed on both the local and remote computers. If you are going to connect using the Web browser on your device, you don't need NoMachine installed on your local computer. In that case, make sure...
Linux single applications can be run also via browser, but by default they will be displayed in a virtual desktop, on a black background and some functions like resizing will be not possible. To improve user's experience, it's...
NoMachine Free Edition, free for non-commercial use and available for Windows, Mac, Linux and ARM, provides remote access to the physical desktop. When installed on the computer you want to access, it allows one incoming connection. It can...
All server installations, included NoMachine Free Edition, have the automatic check for updates enabled. This means that the server will periodically check our repositories (by default every two days) to verify if updates are available. In...
Whether you are on LAN or Wi-Fi you can easily and securely transfer and manage files between the local and remote computer during a NoMachine remote desktop session. Drag & drop The quickest option is to the drag and drop individual...
Examples below applies to NoMachine 4 or later. Example 1: Use a custom script to run a specific application inside the session, e.g. Firefox 1. Create the runApplication.sh script. The script must be executable. 2. Place the script in a...
A simplified schema of how applications running on the remote host are finally displayed on the user's monitor is: The rendering performed by the remote applications is always made on the server side (the machine that users are...
When requested by the Support Team, or on the Forums, it might be necessary to disable H.264 hardware decoding on the client side (the device you are connecting from) and force NoMachine to use software decoding. It can be done by...
From version 7 NoMachine software supports Wake-On-Lan (WOL). This means that it is possible to wake up powered-off NoMachine server hosts when the connecting client supports WOL and is on the same local network. (Note that WOL for...