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Hello morphin,
Yes, it’s possible to use SOCKS proxy in the connection file; however in version 7.X, the connection file has to be eddied manually.
The following values have to be set:
<option key=”Enable HTTP proxy” value=”true” />
<option key=”HTTP proxy host” value=”hostname” />
<option key=”HTTP proxy port” value=”8080″ />
<option key=”HTTP proxy password” value=”password” />
<option key=”HTTP proxy username” value=”username” />
<option key=”Remember HTTP proxy password” value=”false” />
<option key=”Manual proxy configuration type” value=”socks” />
<option key=”Proxy configuration mode” value=”manual” />
In the upcoming version 8.X, it will be possible to set all these fields in the GUI.
Please let us know if this answer helps you!
Hello JooVoo,
I’m afraid a made a mistake in my previous post; I thought that the feature request I mentioned is already implemented, but it is actually not. Our developers took this opportunity to rework the content of such Feature Request and split it into two features since it was about two different aspects of rendering, the rendering of the session (of the remote desktop) and the rendering of the UI of the session.
At the moment unfortunately there is no workaround, to solve the “blurry” problem it is necessary to implement these Feature Requests:
NoMachine – Adding an option to make the session “DPI Aware” – Knowledge Base
NoMachine – Making the NoMachine User Interface “DPI Aware” on Windows – Knowledge Base
Hello morphin,
There is no way to include arbitrary data into first part of connections. However if you don’t want to use HTTP proxy a SOCKS proxy can be a good alternative, since it works with TCP connections.
Please refer to the following links:
SOCKS Proxy Primer: What Is SOCKs5 and Why Should You Use It? (securityintelligence.com)
Hello morphin,
I am not sure of the product you are using, but did you try NoMachine Cloud Server ?
Indeed it can act as some kind of proxy for the NX connections: NoMachine – Secure remote access and reliable desktop delivery across any data center or cloud
You can download an evaluation version of the software to test it.
Hi Joovoo,
Assuming you have Windows on the client side, you need to add the option to use native resolution on High-DPI displays.
See our feature request about it: NoMachine – Adding an option to use native resolution on High-DPI displays – Knowledge Base
Let us know if this doesn’t solve your issue! 🙂
Hi Fearless,
I’m sorry if our answer didn’t address your issue; however the password is not related to NoMachine (but to Windows) and so you should refer to your system user guide to know how to set the password.
See this information from Microsoft: Change or reset your Windows password (microsoft.com)
I hope this will help you 🙂
Hi Matt,
Do you have the possibility to contact your office network administrator, and ask to open a port forwarded to the target machine ?
That would be the best solution.
Let us know if this helps or if you have further issues!
Hello Fearless,
You don’t have to create a user, as NoMachine uses a system user that is already created on the server side (System username and password).
While it is common on Windows not to set a password, one must be set if someone wants to use NoMachine (this is for security limitations).
You can find more about this subject in the following article : https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/AR05L00802
We remain at your disposal if you have further questions or issues!
Hello lavadrop,
Can you please tell us if the DE where you applied the reverse scroll setting is running on the client or the server ?
Thanks!
Hi Gary,
It seems you forgot the attachment, or it was not accepted by the forums tool, as we can’t see any error. Can you please resend it here or to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com, referencing the topic as subject ?
Thanks!
Hi blandy,
We need more information to help you; can you please send us a set of logs from the Mac to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com, making sure to reference the topic in subject.
The procedure to collect NoMachine logs is explained here, if needed: https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/DT11R00181
Thanks!
Hi ToastyMarshmallow,
We need more information to help you; can you please send us a full set of server logs to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com, making sure to reference the topic in subject.
The procedure to collect NoMachine logs is explained here, if needed: https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/DT11R00181
Thanks!
Hi Patrick,
I confirm your assumption, but recommend to test the product to make sure it corresponds to your needs.
Concerning your follow-up question: by default, only privileged system users (root or ‘sudo’ users on Linux and Mac, administrator users on Windows) are allowed to connect to the physical desktop of the Cloud Server host. You can disable it by setting in the server configuration:
EnableAdministratorLogin 0
Let us know if you need further help.
@mcvitas I resent the email. Please let me know if you still don’t receive it 🙂
Concerning the authentication failure: if the problem occurs again, could you send us a new set of logs ?
Hi Patrick,
Based on your description, the best setup is NoMachine Cloud Server + NoMachine Enterprise Desktop.
If you need failover ability, a second NoMachine Cloud Server will be needed. More information about this setup in the article here: NoMachine – Setting up highly available centralized access to remote physical desktops – Knowledge Base
You can download the free client + a free for 30 days evaluation version of our products here: NoMachine – Download Enterprise Remote Access Solutions
Currently, Cloud Server’s licensing and pricing model is based on the server’s physical CPU core – not counting hyper threading.
In the upcoming v8 release, the current Cloud Server will be replaced with Enterprise Cloud Server and will have a fixed cost. The CPU cores count will no longer apply.