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To start using NoMachine from your desktop, you need to download the software to the computer you want to access remotely. Once the program is installed, you have the option to connect by searching for an IP address; However, this is not always necessary, as the program will automatically connect PCs on the same network running on NoMachine displays. After establishing a secure connection, you can perform remote access tasks.
- Windows and Mac plans: There are six different Windows and Mac plans ranging from one to 10 subscriptions with one to 16 cores. Cost ranges from $5.45 to $22,494.50. Plans include an AVC suite subscription, cloud server subscriptions, and Includes enterprise desktop subscriptions.
- Linux plan: The device type with the most robust options is Linux. 17 different plans are available, ranging from one to 10 subscriptions with four unlimited virtual desktops and one to 16 cores. As with the Windows and Mac plans, the cost is $5.45 to 22,494.50. Plans include an AVC suite subscription, cloud server subscriptions, enterprise desktop subscriptions, enterprise terminal subscriptions, small business server subscriptions, terminal server node subscriptions, terminal server subscriptions, and workstation subscriptions.
- Raspberry Pi plan: There are four different Raspberry Pi plans ranging from $5.45 to $394.50, ranging from one to 10 subscriptions. Plans include an AVC suite subscription and multiple enterprise desktop subscription options.
Features
- Setup: Depending on the plan you purchased, you can access your remote session through the installed program or a cloud-based platform.
- Cross-platform access: The software connectivity you have access to varies depending on which plan you purchase. NoMachine is compatible with all devices, including Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices. Specializes in Linux.
- Integration: NoMachine easily integrates with a variety of platforms in North America, Europe, and Oceania. These include partners such as Babylon Cloud, Cadence, Leostream, and ThinLinx.
- Security: The program uses 128-bit encryption, inactivity timeout, keyboard lockout, and screen blanking. You can also use the security tab to customize the security level for your session. For example, the screen will be locked when users connect or permission will be given before establishing a remote desktop connection. You can set it to require them to do so.
- File transfer: This remote desktop software has minimal latency when transferring files. Whether you transfer files via administrator or drag-and-drop documents, the program transfers information quickly.
- Session recording : Session recording is available for multiple plans, but is not accessible via web sessions. This may also include video recording of sessions for future reference.
- Remote printing : You can print from your remote computer to your local printer and vice versa.
- View control: You can control whether remote access is interactive or view-only by sharing it among unlimited users.
- Communication features: This software offers features such as whiteboard, chat tool, and VoIP. However, some of these features are not available in web sessions.
- Scalability: NoMachine requires an annual subscription, but you have the option to scale your plan as your company grows.
- Customer service and resources: You can access user forums and tutorials to learn how to use specific features. You can also search for documentation, articles, FAQs, problem reports, feature requests, and software updates for anything you need help with. If the website doesn't have what you're looking for, call the technical support team. and you can reach us by e-mail.
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