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We’ve opened a Trouble Report for this issue: https://www.nomachine.com/TR10P08889
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Hi, we are aware of issues when connecting to Mojave and are investigating. We have opened a Trouble Report which you can view here: https://www.nomachine.com/TR09P08873.
We’re also in the process of inserting an article with instructions on how to workaround the problem. When it’s available it will show up in the list here: https://www.nomachine.com/knowledge-base.
Hi rth, to run virtual desktops you need a product from the range of Terminal Server products. Quoting the tutorial:
Install Workstation or other Terminal Server product on the remote host you want to connect to (the server).
Enterprise Desktop is for access to the physical display. It’s not a product from the TS range so it won’t be possible to run virtual Linux desktops
I would start off with Workstation for Linux 🙂 But check out the Terminal Server family of products here: https://www.nomachine.com/comparison-terminal-server-products.
@jradxl, the free version of NoMachine allows for one connection to the remote host as Mth states. It’s for remote desktop access. Could it be that what you are looking for is a product from the Terminal Server range maybe?
More info here:
https://forums.nomachine.com/topic/connection-allowed-only-for-logged-in-user
What is the difference between physical desktop and virtual desktop? – https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00700
Hello, please send the attachments to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
Confirm here what versions of NoMachine you have installed on the connecting client and on the remote host you are connecting to.
This is the relevant TR for this bug report, now fixed.
Please see here: https://forums.nomachine.com/topic/problems-in-google-cloud-platform#post-8603
Quoting from that topic:
What you are effectively trying to connect to is an RDP session. NoMachine will connect to the physical display of the host (not an RDP session already running). Maybe in the future NoMachine for Windows will support “virtual” sessions. Right now it will connect you to the physical display of the host.
Hello, you say nothing happens. Do you get an error message from NoMachine? If so, can you paste it here or submit a screenshot of what you see?
Can you tell us what version of NoMachine you have installed on your Windows host in Google Cloud?
I assume you have installed NoMachine (not Enterprise Client). To know the version, open the GUI, click Settings (top right), click Server Preferences (bottom of panel), click Updates (top right).
Are you trying to remove the connection file from the Recent Connections panel – see attached. Can you tell me what symbol you see associated with your connection?
Further references that might be useful are:
Quick guide to the NoMachine GUI – https://www.nomachine.com/DT10O00154
Attachments:
Here are the instructions. We inserted a new article in the knowledge base.
How to set up two-factor authentication with YubiKey on Linux
https://www.nomachine.com/AR09P00996From what you’ve written it doesn’t appear to be a NoMachine-related problem, and I’ll add that it’s not one that we’ve been able to reproduce.
But it seems that what you need is a different product – that’s like comparing apples and pears. How do you know your other solution is more responsive if you’ve not tried it? It’s free to download, no registration required.
NoMachine offers two product families. One for remote desktop and one for virtual desktop on Linux (i.e., terminal server on Linux functionality) and it’s the latter that you need given that what you actually want is to run Linux applications in rootless mode. I’m sorry you found an alternative for your terminal server solution. I don’t think it’s because NoMachine isn’t responsive or doesn’t fit your needs. I think what you are looking for is a free terminal server, aimed at organizations & professionals, which is the NoMachine Workstation you are referring to 🙂
A number of projects have expressed interest in continuing open-source development of NoMachine’s legacy NX 3 software. While these projects use software released by NoMachine as open-source, NoMachine does not endorse them in any way nor has any control on the quality or the functionality of the software they distribute.
