NoMachine Questions & Answers

Yes, with NoMachine’s remote printing feature, you can print documents on local printers while working on a remote device.

NoMachine is designed to perform well even on varied network conditions, but a faster connection enhances its remote experience.

To connect to a different location using NoMachine, follow the steps given below:

• Open NoMachine on your device
• Enter the public IP address and the designated port number of the remote computer you wish to access
• Input the login credentials for that remote computer

To exit full-screen mode in NoMachine:

• Use Keyboard Shortcut: Press the Esc key.
• Click the Full-Screen Button: Look for a button in the NoMachine window that toggles full-screen mode.

Install NoMachine Client: Install the NoMachine client on your Centos Linux system.

• Obtain Server Information: Get the IP address or hostname of the server and the port number (usually 4000).
• Launch NoMachine Client: Open the NoMachine client.
• Create a New Connection: Create a new connection profile with the server's IP address or hostname and the port number.
• Connect: Enter your credentials and click Connect to establish the connection.

NoMachine server logs are stored in the directory:

To reset NoMachine server, follow the steps given below:

Stop the server:

Clear server configurations (if necessary).

Restart the server:

To turn off NoMachine server, follow the steps given below:

Run the following command in a terminal:

To change port in NoMachine, follow the steps given below:;

Open the NoMachine server configuration file:

Modify the line NXPort to the desired port number.

Restart the server:

To disable NoMachine, follow the steps given below:

Stop the NoMachine server with:

Disable the service permanently: