NoMachine Remote Desktop Connection Quick-Start Visual Guide for Fedora

Linux Fedora NoMachine Connection Quick Start

Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Make the Initial Free NoMachine Server Set-Up for Linux/Mac/Windows NoMachine Clients Access on Network from Fedora GNU/Linux.

Then it will be Necessary to Installing the NonMachine Software also on All Clients who wish to Access this location.

The Server is the machine To which you want to Access. The Client is the machine From which you Remotely Access.

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1. How to Install NoMachine Software on Fedora Linux

   NoMachine Fedora Quick Start

   NoMachine Fedora Setup

2. NoMachine Linux Server Connection Set-Up.

   1. Run NoMachine on Fedora

   2. Create a New Connection on Fedora Server
      

   3. Select the Protocol
      Or Simply Click on Continue
      

   4. Select the Host URL
      Or Simply ‘localhost’ for Connection on Local Network
      

   5. Choose the Authentication Method
      You can simply choose the User/Pass mode
      

   6. Possibly Set a Proxy
      

   7. Put a Name to the Connection
      And Click on Done
      
      Then the Fedora Server Desktop will be Available on NoMachine Local Network!

3. How to Install NoMachine Software on Linux Clients

   NoMachine Linux Quick Start

   NoMachine Clients Setup





4. NoMachine Clients Remote Access to the NoMachine Fedora Server.

   1. On Desktop Taskbar Click on the NoMachine Icon
      Then simply Select the Available Connection.
      

   2. Login with the NoMachine User/Pass Credentials
      

   3. Remote Connection to Desktop on localhost