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@fra81 thank you very much, I’ve been messing around with it a bit more and I think I understand what’s happening. The free version doesn’t have that capability, and from what I can tell, only the Workstation product does. I’ve evaluated the Enterprise Desktop version and it doesn’t allow multiple virtual monitors, which is a bit odd. But it seems as long as Workstation is installed on the remote server, it recognises the multiple displays from a physical desktop you’re connecting from, no matter what version is being used. That at least has solved that mystery so I’ll ask no more questions on this thread and open a new one if I have more.
Thanks again for your help!
@fra81 thank you for your reply!
To be clear: I’m connecting from a physical desktop with 2 monitors, to a virtual machine on the cloud. I expected to be able to utilise my 2 monitors as 2 separate displays for that virtual machine through the NoMachine client (I have this downloaded on both systems https://www.nomachine.com/download/download&id=5 which I believe is part of the product line you’re talking about, correct?) but at the moment, the “resize remote monitor” and “full screen on all monitors” make my 2 displays = 1 giant 47″ display, which is not what I want.
Am I not able to achieve this with my setup?
Thanks
Hey lo_pan and graywolf – sorry to jump in here, I was looking at this thread and it might help solve an issue I’m having – how did you get NoMachine to recognise your 3 monitors? I currently just have 2 (laptop and 1 plugged in) I have NoMachine on my local (ubuntu 20.04) and a VM on the cloud, same OS, with xcfe as my desktop environment. But I’m having the issue where when I click “resize remote displays” on the options and go full screen, it treats both devices as on giant monitor.
I’ve attached my output of xrandr -q and the options from the remote server.
Any input you can give will be helpful!
Thanks