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Excuse my inexperience with NoMachine products, but I inferred from the descriptions that I can view and control the screen of one Android tablet on another if the NoMachine Android app was running on both, and I entered the IP address of the other on the one in my hand. I’ve attempted this on two local area networks, and I’ve reversed the two tablets so that each has been tried as the client (viewer) and the server roles. In every attempt I receive the message Error 111, connection refused.
I’m using a Nexus 7 running 4.4.2 and an EGS004 $40 tablet running 4.1.1
Each have the free version of the NoMachine Android app version 4.1, installed yesterday. Permissions for full network access and modify and delete contents of SD storage have been granted.
From your Android tablet, once you’ve installed NoMachine, you can connect to any computer which has NoMachine installed: Mac, Windows or Linux are currently the platforms that we support. Currently, there is no server version for Android. If our documentation is misleading, we will make the necessary improvements.
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