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Sorry, I thought I had put a link on “client logs” to that document…. Yes, it’s unticked by default. Having it ticked would mean the majority of users fill up their NoMachine folder with log files that they probably don’t need.
When a client connects to a remote host, it stores certain information in the session file. It is enough to connect once to be able to store what OS the client connected to. Next time you open NoMachine on your client, the recent connections panel will show the details of the session, including the OS, which was started.
The client logs will store the same information.
Did you reboot the computer after installation? Logs would be useful at this stage (not the session file) of the server Windows host (the computer you want to connect to). Please follow the guidelines here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00697 You can submit them directly forum[at]nomachine[dot]com making sure you reference the topic title as the subject. Thanks!
Session history is available. For more details see here: https://www.nomachine.com/FR03M02882
sudo /etc/NX/nxserver --history --client-platformDisplay Username Remote IP Session ID Date ------- --------- --------- -------------------------------- ------------------- 1003 nomachine 10.0.5.43 232E14CB00F250F404170DF788A5FFB7 2020-04-07 15:42:33 Status Node Type Client platform Connected localhost:4000 shadow linux--history [<sessionid> | <username> | <node:port> | clear] [--client-type] [--client-version] [--client-platform] [--stats] [ --file <file>]Cloud Server would need Enterprise Desktops added to it. Each PC you have must have Enterprise Desktop installed. With the implementation of the following Feature Request (coming very soon) it will be possible to see if there are users attached to a specific machine.
Displaying the number of users connected to the child servers
https://www.nomachine.com/FR03R03953Terminal Server products are for Linux only. Using Enterprise Terminal Server and adding on Terminal Server Nodes you can achieve the entrypoint that you wish to set up and then by setting profiles you can decide which users can access which nodes, which type of desktop and other permissions. It’s a very powerful product. If you don’t want to load-balance, you can activate the ‘manual-node’ selection of the nodes. This means that all users, or only some specific users, will be able to choose on which node to create their virtual Linux desktop.
In this case, could each node represent a ‘classroom’ maybe? Each user could have their own desktop session.
Send the screenshot to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com using the topic as the subject of your email. We’ll then make sure it’s uploaded to your reply above. Thanks
I assume you are using the latest NoMachine software, correct? What version of Windows are you using? Have you done a recent update of the OS?
Can you try updating to the latest version?
Also, on the version you have installed, did you disable the key AND uncheck the box “Advertize this computer…” in the player’s services panel on each host?
And restarted?We are considering it. Should we decide to do that we will contact all those who’ve expressed an interest. The best thing is to sign up to the Feature Request (notify me).
From you’ve written Patok, this is probably what you’re interesed in:
Making it possible to treat multi-monitors on the client as separate monitors in virtual desktop sessions
https://www.nomachine.com/FR12K02799This is a Trouble Report, we’ve reproduced it: https://www.nomachine.com/TR03R09591
Please use the ‘notify me’ utility to receive an email from us when a fix has been released.
Cannot add server pc1:4000. The remote server type NoMachine cannot be be a server of server type NoMachine cloud server evaluation .
The free version cannot be added to Cloud Server. Choose any of the Enterprise-oriented products. If you are looking for the enterprise version of the free NoMachine package, you should download and install Enterprise Desktop.
The second error is not so simple. You need to have configured the foreign server (so there is no NoMachine software installed) so that its physical desktop allows remote access, and the cookie for this access has to be in the default xauthority file of the user you are trying to use to add this server.
I would suggest you start again, and follow this tutorial: https://www.nomachine.com/adding-servers-to-nomachine-cloud-server-via-the-user-interface for how to add servers via the GUI.
For advanced configuration and set-up, please refer to
3.5. Federating ‘Foreign servers’ under a Cloud Server
https://www.nomachine.com/DT02O00123#3.5and
How to use NoMachine v. 6 to access legacy unix-based systems (foreign servers)
https://www.nomachine.com/AR11O00943Let us know how you get on.
The logs show you are using an older version, namely 5.1.x. Please update to the latest version and check whether the issue still persists. If it does, we will need a new set of logs from the Workstation version 6. Issues related to version 5 can be handled in the customer area if you have a valid subscription.
I also suggest you consult the following documentation relative to version 5:
Integrating NoMachine with Various Authentication Methods
https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00088How to set up key based authentication with SSH protocol
https://www.nomachine.com/AR06O00932