Or you type a search expression in the input field 'Find a user or a desktop'īoth type of desktops allow for desktop sharing by different users, which is useful for collaboration use cases. To avoid this clutter you can click on the 'All desktops' Button and choose 'My desktops' instead. Initially you may see a lot of connections, both active and suspended, from all users who have access to the same hosts than you have. In the NoMachine client, you can choose which desktops to see. Each user has her/his own personal 'virtual' Linux desktop. The virtual desktop functionality allows individual multiple Linux desktops to run independently on the same host. The session reacts to both mouse and keyboard connected locally and remotely. You 'see' the same displays as the person who sits in front of the physical computer.

Here you connect to a actual machine having a graphic card and connected monitors. What remote machine or what’s the full name to connect to? See this page.NoMachine offers two types of remote connections, physical and virtual desktops. More, in-depth, instructions can be found in the NoMachine Support page. Enter your CADE credentials and click OK. When back on the main screen, click the new connection and then click Connect.ĥ. Accept the default connection name and click Done.ħ. Accept the default setting of Don’t use a proxy and click Continue.Ħ. Accept the default setting of Password, and click Continue.ĥ. Enter the hostname of the machine and click Continue. Change the protocol to SSH and click Continue.ģ. Configure the remote connection by clicking the New button at the top of the page.Ģ. Clients are available for Windows, OS X/macOS, Linux.ġ. The downloads are available from the NoMachine website.

You may also install the NoMachine client on your local machine. To connect, simply log in at nx. using your CADE credentials. All lab1 and lab2 machines are running NX Server.

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