It is sometimes necessary, in specific deployment scenarios, to 'lock down' a server and restrict 'general' SSH logins to only a specific subset of the users defined on the whole system. For instance, imagine a public...
In general, licenses v. 5 are suitable also for NoMachine servers v. 6. However, due to changes in our products, there are some specific cases in which it's necesary to adopt a license v. 6. Please see the table below. Customers can...
Installing NoMachine on an iPhone in order to access that device from another device or computer is not possible. To access a remote host with NoMachine, the supported operating systems are Raspberry, Linux, Windows and macOS. As a...
Mac OS X turns HW acceleration of the display off when the machine has no display attached. This will result in extremely slow display updates and very low frame rate, since returning the display content from the operating system may...
NoMachine supports authentication forwarding with the following authentication methods: - Connection by NX protocol and Kerberos ticket-base authentication - Connection by SSH protocol and SSH key based authentication - Connection by SSH...
Yes, and both ways. You must connect to the remote desktop to be able to then connect a local disk or a remote disk. By connecting a local disk, you will be exporting its contents to the remote desktop. By connecting a remote disk, you...
Please understand that we are ready to help with any problem you may encounter running NoMachine. We offer several channels through which you can report issues, get personal assistance or publicly discuss potential problems and possible...
In NoMachine virtual desktops, the supported resolution for virtual desktop sessions doesn't depend on the remote hardware. The remote screen can be therefore resized to whichever resolution supported by the user's monitor. Once...
In order to play the system terminal bell/beep sound in virtual desktops on Linux it's required that: 1) the terminal bell/beep sound is enabled on the system. 2) the terminal bell/beep sound is working properly on the physical machine...
In various Linux distributions the default configuration does not allow to modify “user settings” during a remote virtual session because the "unlock button" remains inactive. This limitation is the result of a system...