The following conventions are used in this guide: The number of users is not limited.ĭocument Conventions and Important Notices Sharing of a virtual desktop is also supported.

A virtual desktop is an individual instance of the remote desktop. NoMachine Terminal Server Node, available for Linux only, supports unlimited concurrent virtual desktops. Just add it to the Enterprise Terminal Server! All the necessary services are automatically started. Installation provides a fully operative NoMachine node with a default configuration suitable for the majority of environments. The Terminal Server Node is ready once installed The Terminal Server Node comes also with a client UI for running sessions and connecting to other remote desktops. Most common operations detailed in this guide can be performed by the NoMachine UI and the Server settings panel running on the local installation of the Terminal Server Node. The NoMachine Terminal Server Node package includes a NoMachine UI for administering the node and its services (Server settings).

Setting-up a multinode environment made of a NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server plus a scalable number of Terminal Server Nodes is a solution for centralizing access to multiple hosts and distributing the load among them. Depending on the Enterprise Terminal Server's configuration, users will be able to choose the node on which to run their virtual desktop and/or sessions will be automatically load-balanced among the nodes (default). Users will connect to the Enterprise Terminal Server which is the single point of access to all the available nodes. Once installed, the NoMachine Terminal Server Node has to be added to the Enterprise Terminal Server.

It is not a standalone server and cannot accept direct connections to its host! NoMachine Terminal Server Node is designed to be specifically installed on a Linux remote node and be part of a multi-node environment ruled by a NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server. What is NoMachine Terminal Server Node for? Welcome to the NoMachine Terminal Server Node - Installation and Configuration Guide v. NoMachine Terminal Server Node Installation and Configuration Guide NoMachine Terminal Server Node - Installation and Configuration Guideġ.

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