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Please make sure you have updated both client and server installations to the latest version, and tell us if you are still having problems.
BritgirlKeymasterJust to update everyone. We are aware of problems with Tegra2 devices and are investigating how we can overcome the technical issues. For now, we have to say that NoMachine on Tegra2 is not supported. I will close this thread. Feel free to open a new topic.
BritgirlKeymasterI know that the core developers are working on this (it’s a known problem). A temporary workaround is to connect an additional usb mouse
and share it to the remote side as a USB device. Nice to know that you play games with NoMachine πBritgirlKeymasterWe will need logs in order to see what’s happening. Please follow the guidelines in the article here and submit to issues[at]nomachine[dot]com
BritgirlKeymasterJust to conclude this thread, 4.2.26 included a fix for the original IP problem of johng.
BritgirlKeymasterBritgirlKeymasterCan you update to 4.2.26, you are using 4.2.24. It looks similar to a bug that we reproduced in our own labs and fixed in the last update.
BritgirlKeymasterHi,logs show DisplayDefault as :1 when local X server works on display :0. Change DisplayDefault key in node.cfg, restart nxserver. If you continue to have problems, the next update (imminent) will fix the problem.
BritgirlKeymasterNoMachine Workstation Subscription appears to be installed on this host. Two different NoMachine packages canβt be installed at the same time on the same host. Be sure you uninstall NoMachine Workstation Subscription before installing NoMachine.
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http://download.nomachine.com/download/4.2/Linux/nomachine_4.2.26_1_x86_64.tar.gz
You can’t install NoMachine (the link shows the free version) on top of a Workstation (Production Version) as the message states. Install the Update Version of the Workstation on top of the Production Version of the Workstation, or completely remove the Workstation, including the license, and install the free version.
The Workstation is downloadable from your customer area. Log on to download it.
BritgirlKeymasterWhat package did you download? Can you show me the link? The message shows that you have tried to install NoMachine on top of a Workstation. The installation procedure interrupts the process in that case so you don’t lose your previous installation by installing the wrong product.
BritgirlKeymasterHi, the best thing for you to do would be to gather logs and submit them to us so we can see what’s happening.
https://www.nomachine.com/AR07K00677
Submit them to issues[at]nomachine[dot]com and one of our developers will be in touch with you.
July 24, 2014 at 09:05 in reply to: Single client multiple connections keyboard/mouse only to to first connection #4305BritgirlKeymasterI advise the Workstation. This allows 4 virtual Linux desktops https://www.nomachine.com/terminal-server
July 22, 2014 at 19:13 in reply to: Single client multiple connections keyboard/mouse only to to first connection #4294BritgirlKeymasterFollow the link above and add your email to receive notification of the fix.
July 22, 2014 at 19:13 in reply to: Single client multiple connections keyboard/mouse only to to first connection #4292BritgirlKeymasterHi Jcar, there is a TR open on this now https://www.nomachine.com/TR07L04490
The forums are only for users of version 4 π so I cannot comment on 3.5.0 as these forums are dedicated totally to version 4. The traditional support channels (Contact Us in the footer of the website for NX Free Edition users) can probably provide further guidance.
BritgirlKeymasterNoMachine server for Windows is for access to the physical display of the Windows host where it is installed. If what you want is to have multiple connections each to their own desktop, this is terminal services for Windows. Microsoft’s EULA is rather restrictive on that (which is why we don’t offer this functionality), unlike Linux (see https://www.nomachine.com/forums/topic/multiple-connections). Alternatively, you could virtualize the Windows desktop using a hypervisor technology (VMware, Virtualbox etc) and then install NoMachine on each of the VMs. That way your users would each have access to their own physical desktop (running on virtual machines).
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