a time reporting system that only works on Windows, or a teleconference application.Ĭ) The local environment is the primary work environment with most applications, but a few important applications must be used remotely. A thin terminal is a prime example of such an environment.ī) The remote environment is the primary work environment with most applications, but there are still a few important applications available locally. We can come up with a few typical use cases that we should cater for:Ī) All applications are in the remote environment and there is no need to reach the local system at all. The client settings used to get this behavior. Screenshot of the session when in full screen. (except for fixed session size, and disabling remote resize) * Old configurations should continue having the previous behaviour when loaded by a new client * It should not be possible to choose conflicting options * The session should start on the same monitor as the login window if this mode is enabled at login * It should be possible to configure ThinLinc to use the current monitor when toggling from window mode to full screen * It should be possible to configure ThinLinc to be full screen over one specific monitor (or more, after bug 7006) * It should be possible to configure ThinLinc to be full screen over all monitors * The session window should be created on the same monitor as the login window What remote machine or what’s the full name to connect to? See this page.* It should be possible to configure ThinLinc to be a resizable window More, in-depth, instructions can be found in the NoMachine Support page. Enter your CADE credentials and click OK. When back on the main screen, click the new connection and then click Connect.ĥ. Accept the default connection name and click Done.ħ. Accept the default setting of Don’t use a proxy and click Continue.Ħ. Accept the default setting of Password, and click Continue.ĥ. Enter the hostname of the machine and click Continue. Change the protocol to SSH and click Continue.ģ.

Configure the remote connection by clicking the New button at the top of the page.Ģ.

Clients are available for Windows, OS X/macOS, Linux.ġ. The downloads are available from the NoMachine website. You may also install the NoMachine client on your local machine. To connect, simply log in at nx. using your CADE credentials. All lab1 and lab2 machines are running NX Server.

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