NoMachine Workstation can be also federated under a Cloud Server v. Sharing of a virtual desktop is also supported. A virtual desktop is a personal instance of the remote Linux desktop. NoMachine Workstation supports up to four concurrent virtual desktops and/or single applications ('custom sessions'). NoMachine Workstation is a single server (standalone server) to all effects. All the necessary services are automatically started. Installation provides a fully operative NoMachine server with a default configuration suitable for the majority of environments. The server is fully operative once installed The Workstation comes also with a client UI for running sessions and connecting to other remote desktops. More details about the Server UI can be found in the dedicated guide available in the Documents section at: Most common operations detailed in this guide can be performed by the NoMachine UI and the Server settings panel running on the local installation of the server. The NoMachine Workstation server package includes a User Interface (UI) for administering the server and its services (Server settings). This solution is suitable to centralize access to multiple NoMachine servers distributed across a LAN or WAN environment. With the Workstation each user has his/her own desktop or application, and can store, manage files inside the session and even share his/her own resources with another user.Īvailable for Linux, the Workstation accepts connections via a browser (thanks to its built-in web server) or via the NoMachine client.Īdditionally, it can also be federated under a Cloud Server. Designed to offer individual instances of the remote desktop (terminal services), it provides users with their own separate desktop environment. NoMachine Workstation is a standalone server for Linux that allows up to four concurrent virtual desktops to run on the host where it is installed. Welcome to the NoMachine Workstation - Installation and Configuration Guide v. NoMachine Workstation Installation and Configuration Guide Federating the Workstation Under a Cloud Serverġ. Setting-up a Centralized Access to Multiple Workstation Serversġ7.1. Device Sharing, Copy&Paste and File Transferįederating the Workstation Under a Cloud Serverġ7. Configuring Authorization to Connect to Virtual Desktopsġ3. Configuring Interaction Level to Virtual Desktopsġ2.3. Disabling Connections to Virtual Desktopsġ2.2. Collaborative Virtual Desktops and Connections to the Physical Desktopġ2.1. Executing Custom Scripts on Server/Node Eventsġ2. Activating the Disconnect/Terminate Dialogġ1.5. Setting one or more Virtual Desktop Environmentsġ1.4. Connecting to Virtual Desktops as NoMachine Trusted Userġ1.3.
Connecting with a Privileged System Accountġ0.3. Managing Users on the Workstation Hostġ0.2. Using NoMachine DBs for Managing User Accessġ0.1. Connecting to a Server Behind a Firewall (UPnP Port Mapping)ĩ.6. Locking Down the Accepted Authentication Methodsĩ.5. Defining Protocol in Server Configurationĩ.2. Supported Connection Protocols and Authentication Methodsĩ.1. Greeting Messages (for Virtual Desktops)ĩ. Handling of Discovering of this Server on LANĨ.2. Hiding the NoMachine Monitor and Notification Messagesħ.6. Stopping and Starting Network Servicesħ.5. Stopping and Starting Workstation (nxserver) and Servicesħ.3. Supporting OpenGL Applications in Virtual Sessionsħ.2. The X11 Vector Graphics Mode in Client Sessionsĥ.4. Video Streaming Encoding in Client Sessionsĥ.3.
Video Streaming Encoding in Web Sessionsĥ.2. Compression Techniques and Optimizationsĥ.1. Web Optimizations: Using WebRTC (Real-Time Web Communication)ĥ. Using an Alternative Apache Web ServerĤ.4. Preventing Users from Storing their CredentialsĤ.3. Connecting by Browsers Via Workstation Web Toolsģ.3. Initiating a NoMachine Connection (end-user's side)ģ.1. NoMachine Workstation - Installation and Configuration GuideĢ.6.
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