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With NoMachine creating a multi-node environment is quick and simple. Starting from version 6, NoMachine administrators can create a multi-node set-up by installing Enterprise Terminal Server and adding any number of NoMachine Terminal Server Nodes.
Tip: the concept of 'foreign nodes' has been superseded by the concept of 'foreign servers'. It is now possible to create a multi-server environment with any server (except NoMachine free and Small Business Server), including servers without the NoMachine software installed (‘foreign servers’). They can be added to NoMachine Cloud Servers as explained here.
Here is how you can add Terminal Server Nodes to Enterprise Terminal Server via the User Interface in just a couple of clicks. The steps below can also be applied when connecting to the Enterprise Terminal Server via web.
In order to trigger the 'add node' functionality you need to either be the system administrator of the host where NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server is installed or be a NoMachine administrator. See the NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server – Installation and Configuration Guide.
Fig. 1 – 'New node' will be visible once you're logged in to the Enterprise Terminal Server with your administrator account
Fig. 2 – Start to add a node by clicking ‘Add node’
Fig. 3 – Allocate a name for the node and insert the IP address
Fig. 4 – Verify node host authenticity
Fig. 5 – Provide node system administrator credentials to continue adding the node
Fig. 6 – The Terminal Server Node will be added to the list of all nodes added to your Enterprise Terminal Server