Need to track the root cause of NoMachine session terminate

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  • November 13, 2017 at 14:25 #16396
    Ashok_Barik
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    How can I track log of NoMachine if someone session has been terminated.  There should be log in detail if user has terminated or terminated itself. I cant find correct log so it is difficult to track the root cause of session terminated.

    Can you please help me on this?

    November 13, 2017 at 18:24 #16418
    kroy
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    You can monitoring sessions by using ./nxserver --history command (https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00090#7.1.). It will show the complete list of sessions, including those that have been cleanly terminated or failed.

    November 21, 2017 at 09:24 #16543
    Ashok_Barik
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    ./nxserver –history command is not enough to find the root cause.  I want to check in detail all log how session was disconnected.

    November 23, 2017 at 09:01 #16613
    kroy
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    Command --history can give quite completely information. Take a look on example:

    sudo /usr/NX/bin/nxserver --history

Display Username  Remote IP Session ID                       Date                Status       Node           Type

------- --------- --------- -------------------------------- ------------------- ------------ -------------- ----------------------

1005    user1 192.168.0.11    21274CD5BAC280EBA3CA1ED07BC051A8 2017-11-22 16:23:55 Connected    localhost:4000 physical-desktop
1003    user2 192.168.0.12   034252F491CB5E6B2EFD0289EA9697C1 2017-11-20 18:26:31 Finished     localhost:4000 shadow
1002    user1 192.168.0.13    A706C54F46C2D5C64C0F02E6BEE10767 2017-11-05 23:45:10 Failed       localhost:4000 unix-console
1004    user3 -         C38F8C100B40A99BE41FDB06CCF38DAB 2017-11-16 08:40:05 Disconnected localhost:4000 unix-application

    In the “Status” column you have four possibilities:

    Connected – when it’s connected to the remote display.

    Disconnected – this status is available only for virtual desktop sessions. A session is marked as disconnected when it’s disconnected from the remote display. A disconnected session can be reconnected at any time even from a different machine (migration). While a session is disconnected, applications on remote stay running.

    Finnished – the session has been closed in a clean way and all NoMachine processes have been shut-down smoothly.

    Failed – Any of the NoMachine processes has failed to start or it has been “un-cleanly” terminated.

    More info you can find in link from previous post.

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