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[ammar]

Hi Fra81,

Yes, that is exactly what i am talking about.

Good luck with that. ^_^

Thanks a lot,

[ammar]

Hi Tor,

Thanks for your reply.

I want to know if i can run NoMachine Client and Server Without any GUI installed in my machine.I don’t have any desktop management.

Let us say:

On machine A running Debian based OS, this machine has command line interface only (i.e. no desktop or GUI at all).

I would like to run NoMachine server on machine A and access that server with a client on machine B running windows.

In short, i would like to run the FULL NoMachine (Server+Client) just like normal NoMachine in any GUI desktops, but without the GUI only command!!

Thanks

[ammar]

Hello Fra81,

Thanks for your reply.

The “remote cursor” being more sluggy is somewhat expected, since a round trip is required to update its position and the delay depends on the network latency.

Okay, but why the other way does not suffer from this issue? i mean when i move my local cursor (at the client side) the remote cursor moves really fast and is very reliable, i think there is a round trip and network latency issues too?!

Please note that i am using the server and the client in my Local Area Connection (LAN) not through the internet.

Well, my use case is that i want to see what is happening in the server side (like showing me how to do something in real time ), in that case i don’t want my local cursor appear at all, because it makes me a little bit confuse about which one is the server’s!!!

Also, i think when disabling the local cursor will make the remote one faster and smoother!!!

 

Thanks,

[ammar]

Hello FooBar,

Thanks a lot, it works!

Yes,I have changed my username, so i was using the new one, but when i used the old one it works!

i have found my old username in the following path:

C:\Users ———> for windows 7

I am really grateful to you and your fast and professional help ^_^

I am glad to say”The problem is SOLVED”.

Thanks a lot,

 

Ammar

[ammar]

Hi FooBar,

Thanks for your reply.

The problem still exist after restarting the server.

I have restarted the server by the following steps:

1-click the gray icon of NoMachine in my toolbar, and select browse connections.

2-click the preferences button.

3-click the connections button.

4-Turn the Connections button OFF.

5- After a while turn it back to ON.

 

Is that procedure true?

 

There is one important thing i forgot to mention before, That the 2 processes of NoMachine server appear when i am trying to connect from the another machine (machine A). But when i restart the NoMachine server following the above steps, i get only one server process, and again when trying to connect, another server process comes up!!! an so on.

 

I have sent the screenshot (with command line column) after restarting the server and the compressed log folder to the mentioned e-mail.

Thanks a lot.

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