All NoMachine documents

Here you'll find documentation about NoMachine technology, installation and configuration, technical papers and other useful resources. Please be sure you also visit the NoMachine Support Center for a complete source of articles, FAQs and self-help information available in the NoMachine Knowledge Base.

Installation

For a complete set of Installation Guides for NoMachine products

NoMachine (free version) - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Cloud Server - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Enterprise Desktop - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Workstation - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Small Business Server - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Terminal Server - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Terminal Server Node - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine Enterprise Client - Installation and Configuration Guide -

NoMachine AVC Pack - Installation Guide -

Configuration

Here you will find relevant information on configuring and setting up the NoMachine software for your particular environment.

What you need to know about automatic updates -

Integrating NoMachine with Various Authorization Methods -

How to use different keys or certificates with NoMachine -

Use Your Own Apache Web Server to Run NoMachine Sessions on the web -

Enabling and disabling the NoMachine device sharing services manually -

Instructions for upgrading a production environment v. 5 or 4 to NoMachine v. 6 -

Instructions for updating a multi-node environment for production running NoMachine -

NoMachine entries for virtual desktops in the server session list explained -

Quick Guide to the NoMachine GUI -

Guide to the NoMachine Server GUI -

Guide to the Functionality in the Menu Panel on Linux -

Guide to the Functionality in the Menu Panel on Windows -

Guide to the Functionality in the Menu Panel on Mac -

Guide to the NoMachine Menu Panel for Web Sessions -

The most frequently asked options for pre-configuring the client and the session behavior -

How to pre-configure web sessions -

Build and Deploy NoMachine Desktops and Applications in Docker for Linux -

Collect server side logs automatically -

How to gather debug logs for support requests -

Use Cases

A selection of different scenarios of how NoMachine software can be used and details about what you'll need in order to set up the environment.

Setting up remote access to the computer's physical desktop -

Setting up remote access to Linux virtual desktops -

Setting up highly available remote access to virtual desktops load-balanced among multiple Linux hosts -

Setting up highly available centralized access to remote physical desktops -

Setting up highly available centralized access to remote physical desktops of 'foreign servers' -

Setting up highly available centralized access to physical and virtual desktops in multi-level server subsystems -

Setting up an external load-balancer to route traffic to multiple Cloud Server systems -

Tutorials

We have put together some handy hints about how to use NoMachine products.

Getting started with NoMachine -

Getting started with Web-based access -

Getting started with NoMachine for iOS -

Getting started with NoMachine for Android -

Disabling access to your local desktop -

Creating new virtual desktop sessions -

Sharing files between computers -

Finding other NoMachine computers on the same network -

Tips on how to set up your Raspberry Pi for remote access via NoMachine -

Blanking the host screen during remote control -

Customizing the appearance of the NoMachine User Interface -

Managing the NoMachine 'Server preferences' -

Changing how you view the remote host -

Switching the view between multi-monitors during a remote desktop session -

Accessing files on local or remote disk drives -

Adding servers to NoMachine Cloud Server via the User Interface -

Adding Terminal Server Nodes to Enterprise Terminal Server via the User Interface -

Accessing your remote desktop on Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud via NoMachine -

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