This article applies to NoMachine v. 6 or later running on macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later (10.14 Mojave, 10.15 Catalina, 11.x Big Sur). When installing NoMachine (either a server or the client package) for the first time on macOS High...
NoMachine v. 7 introduces a new format of files which distinguishes between their usage: File Format Scope .nxs connection file for desktop and web clients(*) .nxw web connection via browser for desktop client .nxr NoMachine video...
For NoMachine servers v. 7, please use https://www.nomachine.com/DT11R00189 For NoMachine servers v. 6, refer to: www.nomachine.com/DT03O00128 For Cloud Servers v. 5 and 4, follow instead instructions below. The Cloud Server v. 5 and 4...
Neither the configuration file (player.cfg) nor the connection files (*.nxs) are intended to be edited manually. Even when administrators need to provide their users with pre-configured session files it's strongly suggested they use...
When setting up Enterprise Terminal Server (ETS), you should also have Terminal Server Nodes ready to create your pool of Terminal Server Nodes. Enterprise Terminal Server will be used to access them. As a rule, subscriptions for ETS are...
NoMachine Cloud Server provides a single entry-point to multi-level server infrastructures. The servers sitting behind Cloud Server are called child servers. These child servers can be any of the NoMachine for the Enterprise range:...
HP/UX and AIX were in our original plans but we decided to suspend the development due to the little amount of interest shown by the market. While these popular Unices are still widely deployed in corporates' data-centers, they are...
The release of NoMachine 6 introduces a number of changes in both feature-offering and product families. Two fundamental changes are the introduction of a new Cloud Server and the implementation of web-based access, which was a feature of...
Starting from version 6, NoMachine Cloud Server permits to create multi-level infrastructures with a single access point - the Cloud Server - to multiple hosts running a NoMachine server or not. In this last case, we speak about Foreign X...
When connecting to the remote (physical or virtual) desktop of a machine (server), the default behavior is that the server asks for authorization to the remote desktop owner when this owner is different from the user who is requesting to...