Setting-up Central Access to the Server Introduction Setting-up a Centralized Access to Multiple Serversġ9.1. Built-in Audit Tools (Automatic Recording and File Transfer Logging) A Front-End to the Nodeġ9. Device Sharing, Copy&Paste and File Transferġ8.2. Screen Blanking and Automatic Lock of the Physical Screenġ4. Authorization to Connect to Physical Desktopġ3.5. Authorization and Interaction Level for Virtual Desktop Sharingġ3.4. Collaborative Virtual Desktops and Connections to the Physical Desktopġ3.2. Server Automation Interface: Custom Scripts executed on Server/Node Eventsġ3. Activating the Disconnect/Terminate Dialogġ2.4. Using Any of the Available Desktop Environmentsġ2.3. Using Virtual Desktop Guests (System Guest Users Accounts)ġ2.2. Managing Local System Accounts on the Node Hostġ1.2. Supported Server-Node Connection Protocolsġ1.1. Supported Connection Protocols and Authentication Methodsġ0.1. Greeting Messages (for Virtual Desktops)ġ0. Hiding Server Settings or the !M Icon from the System TrayĨ.6. Disabling Access to the Desktop ('Desktop shared/Desktop not shared')Ĩ.5. Supporting OpenGL Applications in Virtual Sessions Administration of the Enterprise Terminal Server NodeĨ.1. The X11 Vector Graphics Mode in Client SessionsĦ.4.

Video Streaming Encoding in Client SessionsĦ.3. Video Streaming Encoding in Web SessionsĦ.2. Compression Techniques and OptimizationsĦ.1. Connecting Without an Account (Guest Desktop Sharing) New! Configurations and OptimizationsĦ. Connecting by Browsers or NoMachine ClientĤ.2. Initiating a NoMachine Connection (end-user's side)Ĥ.1. Setting-up a Multinode Environment Connect to the Enterprise Terminal Server NodeĤ.

Installing the License (for Customers) Build-up Centralized Access to remote nodesģ. Install, Update or Remove the Enterprise Terminal Server NodeĢ.6. About This Guide How to set-up the Enterprise Terminal Server NodeĢ. NoMachine Enterprise Terminal Server Node - Installation and Configuration Guideġ.1.

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