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Enter a '''Name''' for the connection and add the '''IP number or hostname''' for the '''Host''' you are trying to connect to.<br> | Enter a '''Name''' for the connection and add the '''IP number or hostname''' for the '''Host''' you are trying to connect to.<br> | ||
[[File:NX add connection.png|thumb|none|Add connection]] | [[File:NX add connection.png|thumb|none|Add connection]] | ||
* Port = 4000 | * Port = 4000 | ||
* Protocol = NX | * Protocol = NX | ||
[[File:NX configuration.png|thumb|none|Configuration.]] | |||
Next select '''Configuration'''. Make sure '''Use password authentication''' is selected and '''Use UDP communication for multimedia data''' is checked.<br> | |||
Click connect. | Click connect. | ||
[[File:Nx verify host authenticity.png|thumb|none|Verify your hosts identity]] | [[File:Nx verify host authenticity.png|thumb|none|Verify your hosts identity]] | ||
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Enter your username and password and login. Don't save your password if you're on a shared PC. | Enter your username and password and login. Don't save your password if you're on a shared PC. | ||
[[File:NX connection setup audio.png|thumb|none|Audio on remote host]] | [[File:NX connection setup audio.png|thumb|none|Audio on remote host]] | ||
Hit checkbox to mute audio on remote host.<br> | Hit checkbox to mute audio on the remote host.<br> | ||
Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK'''. | Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK'''. | ||
[[File:NX connection setup display.png|thumb|none|Scale remote desktop]] | [[File:NX connection setup display.png|thumb|none|Scale remote desktop]] | ||
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Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK'''. | Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK'''. | ||
[[File:NX connection setup remote display.png|thumb|none|Don't resize remote display.]] | [[File:NX connection setup remote display.png|thumb|none|Don't resize remote display.]] | ||
Select '''Don't resize the remote display'''. | Select '''Don't resize the remote display'''.<br> | ||
Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK''' | Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit '''OK''' | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 16 July 2021
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Download and install the NoMachine Enterprise Client for your system. You can download the NoMachine Enterpise Client here:
https://www.nomachine.com/download-enterprise#NoMachine-Enterprise-Client
Note: The normal client will also install a NX server on your machine, so unless you want remote desktop access to your own PC as well, use the enterprise client.
After you've installed the NoMachine client, open it and add a new connection.
Enter a Name for the connection and add the IP number or hostname for the Host you are trying to connect to.
- Port = 4000
- Protocol = NX
Next select Configuration. Make sure Use password authentication is selected and Use UDP communication for multimedia data is checked.
Click connect.
The Verify host authenticity will only appear the first time you connect to your host or if you reinstall the host. If it does appear a second time on the same host, do not continue, this might indicate malicious activity on the host system and you should call support.
Click Yes to verify your hosts identity.
Enter your username and password and login. Don't save your password if you're on a shared PC.
Hit checkbox to mute audio on the remote host.
Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit OK.
Select Scale the remote desktop to fit into the window.
Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit OK.
Select Don't resize the remote display.
Hit the checkbox at the bottom left so this message does not appear again. Hit OK