Welcome to the NoMachine Installation and Configuration Guide for version 7. Optimization, Device Sharing and Other Functionalities During the Remote Desktop Connection

Personalization of User's Interface and Other Settings for Connections to Another ComputerĤ.4. Quick Access to Server's AdministrationĤ.3. The User Interface for Server's AdministrationĤ.2. Disabling Access to the Desktop ('Desktop shared/Desktop not shared')Ĥ.1. What if the Remote Computer is a Headless Linux?ģ.3. Connect from Your Computer to a Computer with NoMachine Installedģ.2.

The NoMachine Monitor (!M) in Your System Trayģ.1. NoMachine (free version) - Installation and Configuration GuideĢ.8. You'll see it move to the right side under 'Instance Security Groups. Now you can add the NoMachine security group by clicking the + sign in the NoMachine button. Click on 'Edit Security Groups' (b).Ī pop up appears. Clicking on the arrow (a) will show a drop down menu. Go to the instances page,įor the Instance/VM that you want to enable NoMachine connection, click on the menu for that VM on the right most column. On the OpenStack web dashboard, you have to change port security settings to enable connections to the right ports. Adding Security Group after VM is launched If you forgot to do the above step when launching the VM, you can add the security group to an existing VM as described below. Go to the Security Groups Tab and Click on the Up arrow for the NoMachine item. Adding Security Group when Creating a new VM You can add a security group in 2 ways: 1) As you are creating/launching your VM 2) You can add it to an existing VM. The security group will open the correct ports for NoMachine connections. To allow for NoMachine to work, you have to add the NoMachine security group, described below. Setting up a new connection (needs remote IP address): NoMachine lets you remotely log in to your Windows VM.ĭownload the NoMachine client on your local computer.

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