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Good to know. I noticed from previous topics that you have a subscription. If you need assistance with configuration of per-user profiles and rules, please contact our support team to get assistance on that. Thanks!
Did you restart the NoMachine server after granting permissions? Is the Mac Mini headless? If it is, does attaching a monitor make any difference? Last week we released 9.2, are you using that version in your set-up?
Sorry dennisD. The images are indeed not correct (The article will be updated to show correct ones). You should see ‘NoMachine’ and not ‘nxnode’. Can you click ‘+’ in Accessibility and select NoMachine in the list of applications?
If you send us the logs from the player device that still sees the message, we can take a look. From the Connection information panel (whilst connected to the server, Ctrl-Alt-o), click Take the logs (see this screenshot for reference https://kb.nomachine.com/DT08U00290#9).
Check in Accessibility, Screen Recording and Full Disk Access that NoMachine has been correctly added in the Privacy panel? Remove and add again if necessary. This article shows the panels to check: https://kb.nomachine.com/AR11Q01061. Restart the nxserver. Does that help?
Hi, if you need help installing NoMachine for Linux, we can of course help. If you’ve not already taken a look at the Installation and Configuration Guide for NoMachine, here is the link: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT04U00269.
You should install NoMachine (free version) on both machines. That way you can connect from one to the other, in either direction, i.e each of them is a server and a client. Also take a look at the following getting started guides:
https://www.nomachine.com/support/documents/getting-started-with-nomachine
https://www.nomachine.com/support/documents/getting-started-with-nomachine-networkIf you have any other questions, let us know 🙂
Hi DiaNobb, both your computers are on the same LAN, so you can use the IP address of the target machine to connect, although if your two computers are on the same LAN, they should be able to see each other. Do you see the “No computers were found on your local network” message when you are in the Machines panel on both computers, or just on the one? We aren’t aware of issues with broadcasting, but could it be that you have a VPN running or a firewall blocking our multicast. So, please check that.
Starting a manual connection is simple. In ‘Name’ you can use anything you like, it’s not obligatory 🙂 If you don’t insert a name. one will be inserted for you, by default it is “Connection to xx.x.x.xx”. In ‘Host’ insert the local IP address of the target machine. This is obligatory.
To know the IP address, go to the target machine, click on the !M icon in the system tray and click ‘Show server status’. Take a look at Fig. 2 in the following guide to see an example of what you will see: https://www.nomachine.com/support/documents/getting-started-with-nomachine#local. The URL to use in the example is nx://192.168.1.4:4000.
Make a note of your IP, go back to the computer you want to connect from, open the Machines panel and insert the IP address, or the complete URL, into the Search machines field and press Enter. Or, like you did, you can click ‘Add’ and insert the IP address in the ‘Host’ field.
Just for the record, that particular image in the guide is also showing a Machine Id because the computer is on NoMachine Network and so can be reached using the Machine Id over the Internet, from outside the LAN. If you’ve just signed up for a NoMachine account, you have a free 7-day Personal Evaluation available to try if you’re interested connecting to your computers from outside your LAN.
Hi zubi, thanks for reporting this. We are investigating why you were unable to download. All links appear to be functioning correctly now. Can you try again and let us know?
Hi, strange. We are unaware of specific problems with broadcasting of NoMachine servers, but in the past we have had a couple of users who have reported a similar behaviour and that in turned out that a rule of VPN software was blocking the broadcast of messages. Could this be your case? (https://forum.nomachine.com/topic/discovery-doesnt-work-for-macbook-pro-does-for-other-macbook#post-50842)
Hi timo, this is the same issue as Ubuntu 25.10 and using the default desktop environment Gnome 49 with Xorg removed. We are actively working on a permanent solution for users wanting to connect to the virtual display on Gnome 49.
We have an article about this here:
Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka drops Xorg/X11 support, what this means for NoMachine users.
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR10W01330.The same tips written there for Ubuntu 25 users can apply to your case with Fedora.
If you still need to run virtual sessions, alternative temporary solutions are:
1. Install another desktop environment compatible with X11, such as MATE, KDE Plasma or XFCE.
2. Use an earlier version of GNOME, prior to version 49, which still supports Xorg.
3. Use an earlier version of Fedora.
I am pasting what you have written above
sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver –-uninstalland now I’m pasting what the command is in our guide
sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver --uninstallI see a slight difference in the ‘-‘ you are using. I don’t know if that is an error in the paste and how it shows in our forum or if you copied from your terminal. But please check this. If you don’t use the right command, the output you show is expected.
Sorry I pasted the command to use for non-default locations. Here are the commands, again, from the guide I previously linked.
UNINSTALL
sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver --uninstallthen, remove the installation directory:
sudo rm -rf /usr/NX