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The log I already sent is not sufficient?

I’m not trying anything unusual.  I don’t even know what “an MDNS connection” is.  As far as I know, NoMachine defaults to an NX/port 4000 connection-type.  That’s what I’m using.  Please check the log I already sent.  If it is NOT what you want, I will run the experiment again with Settings > Server > Security, set log level to 9.

I do thank you for your help and am not trying to be difficult (although I feel somehow that I am doing just that).  Sorry.

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Add’l info:  Firewall is disabled on the Raspberry Pi, so port 4000 udp should go thru.

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It’s not a remote host.  The Raspberry Pi is on the same LAN subnet as the PC attempting a connection.  Somehow NoMachine not behaving on Raspbian the same way it does with other Linux distros.

I’ll keep playing with it.

Thank you, Britgirl.

— Dick Rempfer

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The Wayland option recommended was already set.

Actually I don’t even connect to RaspberryPi 400b:

“A connection timeout has occurred while trying to connect to ‘10.92.205.1’ on port ‘4000’. The issue could either be caused by a networking problem, by a firewall or NAT blocking incoming traffic or by a wrong server address. Please verify your configuration and try again.”

I can connect successfully with [remove], however.

Thanks for the help,

Dick Rempfer

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