Configuration file: /usr/NX/etc/users.If ssh configuration file sshd_config is changed with AllowedUsers line, then, it should contain "nx" as one user.Test whether you can login using NX client from another remote computer.Restart the server: sudo /usr/NX/bin/nxserver -restart You can restart the NoMachine server via User Interface: on the remote mac open the NoMachine UI and access Settings -> Server -> Status Click on 'Restart the server', administrative credentials are requested to 'Enable changes' at the bottom left.Note: the free version only supports two NX clients users at the same time.Add new users to the configuration file: /usr/NX/etc/users.db.Add users who can access the server using NX client (in other computer) Install all the packages (Note: order is very important).Download files: (Run the following commands under software/nxdownloads).
Go to NoMachine download website: - > use "NX Free Edition for Linux" -> NX Free Edition for Linux DEB - i386 -> get the links for NX Client, NX node, NX server (all of them).The nxd service will then be automatically respawned. The nxd service will then be automatically respawned.This can be verified by executing these commands: To do that:ġ) Retrieve pid () of current nxd process from the output of this command: If for some reasons the nxd service needs to be restarted and the 'nxserver -restart nxd' command doesn't help because of an inconsistent status of the process, it's possible to manually terminate the current nxd process and start a new one. Connected clients will stay connected to their sessions while nxd is stopped or restarted. Running sessions or disconnected session are not affected by a stopped nxd, just new connection by NX protocol will be not possible. If the nxd service is not running for some reasons, the client will receive a message like this: The Network Server for accepting connection by NX protocol is nxd and is listening on port 4000 by default,
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