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I cannot toggle any of these settings.
What happens if you click the ‘Desktop shared’ button? What happens if you click ‘Restart/stop/shutdown the server’? Is this happening on your High Sierra or Big Sur?
Doug, the logs you wanted to send us did not attach. Please send any attachments to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com. Ideally, we would need both player and server-side logs.
Check here for details:
The key, available in version 8 .nxs files, is also applicable for users connecting to version 7 Linux servers, but the direction of the copy and paste must be from Windows client in your case to Linux server. What is the direction of the clipboard, from Windows to Linux server?
What about for virtual sessions?
The developers are actually working on adding Pipewire support for virtual sessions. We can’t give you an ETA right now, but it’s one of our top priorities.
Thanks for the feedback 🙂 These improvements that you see now in the Cloud Server cluster product is just the start. The work we are currently doing on the GUI will render the configuration of a two peer cluster fool-proof. This is planned for one of the releases coming up.
Hi,
please update to the latest 8.1.3 and tell us if you reproduce it. If you do, gather logs from both sides (during the session i.e reproduce the behaviour and then save the logs).For instructions check this document here and submit all attachments here (if they’re not too big) or send direct to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com using the title of this topic as the subject of your email. Thanks!
From the logs we can see you are connecting to external IP and port 4000.
So you should open port 4000 or use UPnP. Please see the following article for more tips on how to do that:How to connect over the internet to NoMachine behind a NAT router
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR04S01122If that’s not possible, you could try ssh tunnelling with one of the evaluation products, eg. Enterprise Desktop or Workstation. In that case, please check this article: https://kb.nomachine.com/AR10K00728
This looks to be a protection mechanism by Windows? You could try working around it by changing the capture method in your server’s node.cfg file maybe?
DisplayServerExtraOptions "-nodxgigrab"Can you tell us how you downloaded the package and installed? i.e what browser did you use and how did you open the package? We’ve recently discovered an unusual behaviour in our packages when downloading via Firefox that we are investigating that causes the above error.
For the time-being, can you uninstall completely, re-download using a different browser, browse to the package using the Windows file explorer and install from there? Reboot again.
No it doesn’t interfere with other DisplayServerExtraOptions enabled. For the extra options you can us
DisplayServerExtraOptions "-option1 -option2 -option 3"Hi, thanks for your feedback. This has been discussed a couple of times on the forums already.When an object is dragged in the NoMachine session, the local cursor is locked to the remote cursor’s position, so that the dragged object will not lag behind the cursor. We understand that it can be preferable to not lock the cursor so we implemented an extra option which allows the display server to disable the automatic locking of the cursor.
On the server, in the node.cfg set:DisplayServerExtraOptions “-nocursorlock”
Our developers are working hard to bring you the mobile update (ios and Android) as part of v8’s early maintenance releases moving forward. This is our priority now.
We are working hard to get this fixed and as soon as possible. Please use the TR link that I posted in an earlier post to track the issue.
NoMachine packages installs out-of-the-box on Chromebook, just like on any other computer. You can get started by checking out tutorial here:
https://www.nomachine.com/getting-started-with-nomachine
Of course, you must first decide what to install on it. What OS is running on it?
For Android it’s downloadable from the Play Store. There you will find the client-side package which you can install on your Chromebook and use it to connect any other NoMachine server. Note, however, that the Android version available in the Play Store currently has some issues on Chromebook (you can search our forums for more details about that), so we can provide you with a new package via a private link like we have done with other Chromebook users. When we release version 8, you will then be able to go back to the Play Store to get updates etc.
If it’s running Linux you can download packages from the NoMachine website.
And which package do you install? On our website you can choose between NoMachine Free Edition and Enterprise Client. The Free Edition contains both the player and server components i.e you can install this package on the remote computer you want to access and you can also install it on the computer you want to connect from since it includes the connection interface, what we call NoMachine Player. In the Play Store, as I already mentioned, you will find the Player app for Android.
Are you connecting on LAN? Where is the NoMachine workstation and what is installed there?
Are you connecting from outside the network i.e over the Internet?
Which IP address are you using? It must be the public-facing IP address.
Please take a look at this article https://www.nomachine.com/getting-started-with-nomachine, section: “Using NoMachine for remote access to a computer over the internet”, it shows where to find the external IP.
Have you enabled port-mapping on your router?
It might also be useful check this article:
How to connect over the internet to NoMachine behind a NAT router
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR04S01122