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Thank you, your instruction worked.

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@Bilbotine – Thanks for the suggestion. But, I find that is already checked. Even tried off/on, but still no go.

So strange since my original workaround was fine until I tried munkiman4u’s method.

And everything is fine on the nearby Catalina Mac.

And, I am able to share screen of another Raspberry Pi a mile away via WAN from Sequoia.

Color me puzzled …

[n6ac]

On Sequoia 15.0 Beta (24A5327a) with NoMachine 8.13.1,

The Terminal approach worked for me just ONCE.

After that, my prior trick of using the  PiName.nxs file no longer works.

“No route to the network or to the host ‘10.0.1.56’ was found. The issue could either be caused by a wrong server address or by a networking problem. Please verify your connection and try again.”

Yet, when operating from a different Mac Mini under Catalina, and NoMachine 8.11.3, that Pi is accessible on the LAN as always.

Very strange!

[n6ac]

Add me to the list of those having an issue in Sequoia.

I am able to connect with 3 Macs on the Lan, and 2 Raspberry Pis via WAN, but cannot seem to get local Pi on LAN – try to ADD, but never asks for password and says that LAN IP not available …

But I discovered a useable workaround! In ~/Documents/NoMachine/ I found a file named PiName.nxs – double-clicking that brings up the LAN Pi screen! Left over there from the former Sonoma volume that was copied as a volume for Sequoia.

However it does not add the Pi LAN connection onto the Main Window of the NoMachine program ….

[n6ac]

Thank you, very clear and helpful.

[n6ac]

Oh my, I had installed the Enterprise Client rather than the free edition.

So it did not contain the server elements.

Thank you for your reply!

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