![]() The second connection, which has a “little pipe” indicates all computers with NoMachine (server) installed (more about this here ). The second connection on this image attached looks like a connection to a local PC, but I don’t see how to set that up ![]() For attended desktop scenarios it’s possible to allow guests to connect, i.e they don’t need a username and password, but they will only be able to connect with your authorization. The password along with the username is what lets you authenticate to the desktop and connect to it. To be able to connect to a Mac or PC from remote you need to have a system user account for that computer (username and password). I then need to set the password for this connection, Or (ii) click on the !M icon (the NoMachine Monitor) which is visible in the computer’s system tray. A Welcome panel will publish the local IP address of the computer on which you have installed the software. (i) When you’ve installed NoMachine on the computer you want to connect to, open NoMachine from the programs or applications menu. There are two ways you can check your computer’s IP address in NoMachine. ![]() If you are connecting over the internet, you will need its external IP address. Then, if you are connecting on LAN, you need to know its private IP address which is assigned to your specific device. To create your connection to the remote computer, click on ‘Add’ which you can see in the image you attached, top left. ![]()
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