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The current behavior is that when a node is removed from nodes DB, all running sessions are preserved on the remote node. Since the node is removed from the nodes DB, its sessions are no longer listed by ‘nxserver –list’. If the node is re-added to the multi-node server, all sessions can be recovered.
They could have been too big for the forums to accept. Send them to the email referenced above and make sure you included the topic title in your subject 😉
I think this is what you need when connecting to the physical desktop. It’s in the roadmap:
https://www.nomachine.com/FR09I02610&fn=blank%20screen
On Linux, by installing Workstation (or any of the products offering the virtual desktop functionality for Linux) you can avoid this since you are connecting to the virtual desktop and not the physical one.
There is a Trouble Report open for this issue, https://www.nomachine.com/TR11L04663. You can sign up to receive notification of when the fix has been released.
Snejok, please be patient. To go through the logs will take some time. Can I suggest something though? For large environments the traditional support channel is probably better. If you have a customer ID, log in and open your support ticket in the support enquiries section.
Hi, we have a Feature Request open: https://www.nomachine.com/FR12L02847
If they’re too big, they won’t be accepted. You can send them to issues[at]nomachine[dot]com. Make sure you reference the title of your topic in the subject.
We’ll then take a look.
Snejok, you should update the client. Are you able to reproduce it using the latest version on the client side?
Custom session in floating window mode requires XQuartz to be installed on OS X. You can install it by opening Applications => Utilities => X11 and by following the instructions shown there. More details can be found here: http://support.apple.com/en-is/HT201341
Yes, these are the TRs that were raised. You can sign up to receive notification of when the patches have been released. Most likely the next update.
The free version doesn’t place any limitations on whether you are using it on a LAN over the network. It is supposed to do exactly that: provide access to users over any network 🙂
How you have set the software up is exactly one of the ways that we want it to be used. However, as a commercial set-up you should ideally use NoMachine Enterprise Desktop. The EULA places limitations based on the type of deployment.
That said, you will have to manually configure your router, each VM should have its own port, instead of relying on UPnP which is really geared towards the “consumer”. UPnP is intended primarily for residential networks without enterprise class devices, and for those users who aren’t network-toplogy savvy. UPnP provides the “plug in and play” element in the free version so that inexperiencedusers can just install and use it to access their remote PC or Mac.
You can read more about UPnP here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Plug_and_Play
and here:
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/128257-what-is-the-best-enterprise-router-for-upnpAll in all UPnP is OK for home networks and not a protocol on which you should base your commercial solution that you have created.
A solution, to avoid having to manually configure your router for 25+ servers, could be to evaluate a multi-node set-up. This would make it much easier to manage your users and VM’s, and you would be able to add new nodes for those VMs on the fly. As a bonus, rather than have multiple IPs and ports to manage, you would have a single IP/port for entry because on your Ubuntu server you would install Enterprise
Server. By configuring and setting the necessary parameters on the NoMachine Server, you could then bind users to their respective VMs. Each of those VMs would function as a node with Enterprise Desktop installed.We can certainly help you to resolve any technical issues, but to do that we would need further information about your network topology which ideally is something that the sales team can help you with along with giving you an estimate of the licenses that you would need for your environment.
A TR has been opened for this issue:
If your machine is 32-bit, then you’ve installed the wrong package. The 32-bit package is available here: