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There’s a Trouble Report open for this problem: https://www.nomachine.com/TR05P08571
This is planned for an upcoming v6.x release:
Giving the possibility to activate log rotation for NoMachine log files
https://www.nomachine.com/FR01L02806This is a known issue. Please try the workaround in the Trouble Report you can see here: https://www.nomachine.com/TR02O07628
Have you tried checking the default output playback device on your Windows 10 host? A bug in Windows 10 (Windows support accepted our bug report) switches the default speaker to NoMachine Microphone Adapter. If that happens, you need to change it back to the previous setting. See the example below.
Knowing the NoMachine server version installed on the remote host would also be useful. Is it the latest, 6.1.6?
Hi, the file didn’t attach. Can you send it direct to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com? Make sure you reference your topic title. Thanks!
The logs didn’t attach, send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com making sure you reference the title of your topic. Thanks!
Check the IP on the router and then verify it with link following instructions from https://portforward.com/actiontec/t3200m/ – it’s on right, top corner – External IP: XX.XX.XX.XX).
If router and IP on sites aren’t the same , you need to contact your provider. Failing that, this feature will help solve the problem:Â https://www.nomachine.com/FR07J02731 (coming soon).
With NoMachine for Mac unlimited accounts can indeed access the remote desktop. This is allowed by Apple’s EULA as well. All you need to do is install Enterprise Desktop which supports unlimited connections. Those users will see the same physical desktop.
If I understand correctly what you are asking is for a terminal server for Mac, like we offer for Linux, which allows different users to connect to their own virtual desktop or display which is running in the background. This is not allowed by Apple. If, on the other hand, you’re referring to fast user switching, this is already supported.
What you are asking is not possible because the macOS EULA will not allow it:
It’s possible “to control a separate graphical desktop session of the Apple Software that is different from the one running and being displayed on the Home Mac, and such connection may only be made through the Screen Sharing feature of the Apple Software”
On Linux, it’s different. There are things that are trivial to do on Linux that are not as easy on OSX, especially when you are dealing with an OS where what you can do and what you cannot do is written in the EULA đ
Hi Netopia,
There are multiple ways to have a shortcut pointing to your connection settings:
â Click New in the client, and at the end of the wizard check the option âCreate a link on the desktopâ
or
â Copy the connection file on to the desktop – the connection file is located by default in Documents\NoMachine
or
â Copy the connection file and paste it as shortcut on desktop
In all cases you can save the password in the connection file, if you donât want to be asked again at connection time.
When youâre in the authentication panel the first time you connect, select the box âSave this password in the connection fileâ then click OK.
There is a feature request planned:
Allowing users to configure fingers gestures on mobile devices for server side left-handed mouse
https://www.nomachine.com/FR10L02837At the moment, transferring a folder or dragging a folder is not supported.
You can drag and drop multiple files: select multiple files on the server, drag them out of the clientâs window then release the mouse button. Theyâll be saved on the desktop. It works the other way as well.
Alternatively, you can use the ‘connect a disk’ feature. By connecting a remote disk/drive within the session, its contents will show up in your local desktop’s file manager. This also works both ways, so when connecting a local disk with the session running, its content will show up on your remote desktop’s file manager.
More info here: https://www.nomachine.com/accessing-files-on-local-or-remote-disk-drives