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Hi, thanks for confirming that, we had to make sure that it was indeed NX and not SSH in the Edit connection panel. Connecting over NX with key-based authentication to a Free Edition server is supported.
There are some instructions here:
How to set up key based authentication with NX protocol
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR02L00785Thanks for confirming. Developers have already found the cause and implemented a patch. The fix will be released in the next software update.
Please check the following Trouble Report. Your issue looks very similar to that.
High CPU usage when installing NoMachine v8.15 on Ubuntu
https://kb.nomachine.com/TR01W11263As a temporary workaround, execute in a local terminal:
sudo /etc/NX/nxserver --eglcapture noRestart the desktop manager or logout from the desktop and login again.
Yes, ECS (Enterprise Cloud Server) supports multi-homing, allowing it to connect to more than one network. By default, ECS listens on all available network interfaces (as do all other NoMachine server products). This makes it inherently capable of handling connections from multiple networks without requiring additional configuration. Of course, you can limit it to listen to specific interfaces if you want.That’s done using the NXdListenAddress key in the server.cfg.
Can you send us the logs from that Ubuntu machine? Compress the archive of the .nx directory in the user’s home and send to us at forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
Can you submit a screenshot of the Edit connection panel, Address section? Or tell us the details that are configured therein, we’d like to know what protocol is set in that panel.
Based on what you’ve told us, that updating to Plasma 6.2.5 eliminates the problem, the test library we sent you should be uninstalled, and we consider the issue solved. Update to NoMachine 8.15, if the problem comes back, we can investigate further.
There are multiple errors in the install log, and we are unfortunately unable to reproduce the problem with the Trend Micro products we have installed in our lab. Could you tell us the exact product and version you are using from Trend Micro? If we can reproduce it, we can report this false positive to them.
Hi, with the release of NoMachine 9, it will change to what you are asking 🙂 So, the order of the window title will be:
, – NoMachine. Hmm, strange.
Please tell us:
– NoMachine product and version on the client device you are connecting from.
– OS version on that device/computer.
– NoMachine free edition version on the computer you are connecting to.
– OS version on that computer. If it’s Linux please clarify the distribution and version.
– the exact steps you are taking to connect using a NoMachine SSH session.Thanks.
Hi, thanks for reporting. There is a fix for this in the 8.15.3 software update.
It’s better to check the logs so we can see why the desktop is not available. Are you able to send us the logs from the NoMachine Mac server, so we can check them? You can extract them using the instructions here: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00243. Make sure you enable debug first and then reproduce the problem. Send the logs to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com. Please use the title of this topic as the subject of your email. Thanks!
Is a paid version required to configure ssh?
Yes, on the server host you are connecting to. It does not matter which client is running on the device you are connecting from. The free NoMachine edition does not support connections by SSH. SSH is supported in any of the products of the Enterprise suite. Try Enterprise Desktop for example, which is like the Free Edition, but offers not just SSH support but also sessions from a Web browser, remote admin and more. Or, if you are connecting to Linux and are interested in running multiple Linux desktops on the same host, try one of the products from the Terminal Server family. They are all freely available to download and try as evaluation software.
What you might like to try is tunneling the NX protocol in a SSH connection. Pre-requisite is to have a SSH client on your client machine and a SSH server on your server machine. See the following article for more details.
Hi Victor and Leonick, would you be interested in trying a test library that we have prepared? It’s not a definitive fix, but it would help us for our investigations. We will send you a download link to the library and further instructions, we would basically need to know if there are any visible changes.