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button, delete the text that is in there, and paste the client.id_dsa.key information from the server into the Key Management text box, then select Save. Copy all the text (including the BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY and END DSA PRIVATE KEY lines. You will need to ssh into the server which you are trying to connect and go to the /etc/nxserver/ directory and open the file client.id_dsa.key (you must be the root user to open this file).

In the advanced dialog window under the General Tab, you should see the items you have already entered and a Key. In the next dialog window, make sure 'Enable SSL encryption of all traffic' is checked and then select Next.Ĭhoose if you want to Create shortcut on desktop and then Select Show the Advanced Configuration dialog box and then select Finish. Select the connection type, the desktop system you want to use, and the size of the desktop. Enter a Session name, a hostname (or ip address), a Port number and select your Type of Internet Connection and select Next.

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To install it, issue this command on the client ~]# yum install opennx Opennx is available for CentOS-6 from the centos-extras repository. Existing setup for the clients should become available to opennx. Note: If you have already installed NoMachine's nxclient, you need to uninstall it before installing opennx. Your remote machine is now ready to accept NX clients for your login. If you have previously defined AllowUsers, then you'd need to add users nx and bob to that line :

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This is expected, not a problem.Īssign a password for bob: ~]# /usr/libexec/nx/nxserver -passwd bobĪnd this should output something like this, asking for the password only once: NX> 100 NXSERVER - Version 3.2.0-74-SVN OS (GPL, using backend: not detected)Ĭheck the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file. When the above command was run for the first time, you may see a message, 'No such file or directory'. NX> 716 Public key added to: /home/bob/.ssh/authorized_keys2 NX> 1000 NXNODE - Version 3.2.0-74-SVN OS (GPL, using backend: not detected) Which should give you something similar to : NX> 100 NXSERVER - Version 3.2.0-74-SVN OS (GPL, using backend: not detected) Suppose your username is bob, run this command as the root ~]# /usr/libexec/nx/nxserver -adduser bob If you use a key-based authentication, you need to add your username to the NX userlist as follows:Įnsure that /etc/nxserver/nf file contains the following line (make sure that the line is not commented out) :Īdd yourself to the nxserver database. NX uses the ssh protocol to connect to the remote service.

These issues are much less prevalent in the current versions of NX ( i.e NX > 3 and freenx > 0.7.

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If you are having issues such as the inability to close the client, please download the latest No Machine Linux Client RPM (see the Linux link below) and install it on your NX server. Note: Sometimes, there are issues that require the No Machine Client to also be installed on your NX server. To install the stable version of NX / FreeNX, issue this command from the ~]# yum install freenx-server nxagentĪ number of other packages will be installed for dependency. When making a connection, you have the server computer (the computer to which you will connect & upon which you will open the desktop) and the client computer (the computer from which you will make the connection to the server).Ĭurrently there is a version of NX and FreeNX in the EPEL + nux-dextop repositories for CentOS 6.įirst, install both repositories: ~]# rpm -Uvh ~]# rpm -Uvh Thanks to the outstanding compression, session resilience and resource management developed on top of the X-Window system, along with the integration of powerful resource sharing capabilities, printing and audio of the Linux / Unix world, NX makes it possible to run any graphical application across any network connection as if you were sitting in front of your CentOS (server) computer. NX is a Terminal Server and Remote Access solution based on enterprise class open source technologies by NoMachine.