For each session, NoMachine uses a number of i) ports that are used only locally on server or client side and ii) TCP ports. Ports used locally must be free to let the session start but don't need any change in the
The NoMachine Security Statement is intended to provide information for redacting Privacy Impact Assessment documents in accordance to GDPR rules. NoMachine client-server architecture NoMachine adopts a client-server architecture,
When you access the physical desktop remotely, you are connecting to its physical display. This functionality is provided by both the free to download NoMachine for Win/Mac/Linux and Raspberry packages, and the NoMachine Enterprise
Examples below applies to NoMachine 4 or later. Example 1: Use a custom script to run a specific application inside the session, e.g. Firefox 1. Create the runApplication.sh script. The script must be
NoMachine's commitment has always been to provide packages for the widest range of most frequently used platforms and operating systems. NoMachine software runs on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux operating systems, the minimum required
A simplified schema of how applications running on the remote host are finally displayed on the user's monitor is: The rendering performed by the remote applications is always made on the server side (the machine that users
From v8 onwards, you must install the package that matches your license e.g., if you have a license for NoMachine Workstation, the software you install must be a NoMachine Workstation package. It is not possible to use your
The free to download NoMachine software (NoMachine Free Edition) allows one connection to the remote physical desktop. It offers the possibility to log in to any Linux, Windows, Mac or Raspberry machine on any network to access all your
When requested by the Support Team, or on the Forums, it might be necessary to disable H.264 hardware decoding on the client side (the device you are connecting from) and force NoMachine to use software decoding. It can be done by
From version 7 NoMachine software supports Wake-On-Lan (WOL). This means that it is possible to wake up powered-off NoMachine server hosts when the connecting client supports WOL and is on the same local network. (Note that WOL for