Installing NoMachine

NoMachine provides responsive remote access to the Test Drive cluster. It behaves just as if you were sitting at the machine (including audio, file transfers and USB storage devices). You can access the cluster from Linux, Windows and MacOS systems. Android and Apple mobile clients are also supported!

The instructions below will install the NoMachine remote GUI client. Select the operating system you use on your laptop/desktop:

• Linux

• MacOS

• Windows

Installation on Linux

Download the NoMachine Client for Linux

• Ubuntu / Debian installer (.deb)

• Red Hat / CentOS / openSUSE / SUSE installer (.rpm)

Install NoMachine

Some distributions automatically ask if you'd like to run the installer. If not, open a console/terminal and run the following command as root:

• Ubuntu / Debian

  dpkg -i nomachine-enterprise-client.deb

• Red Hat / CentOS / openSUSE / SUSE

  rpm -ivh nomachine-enterprise-client.rpm

Start NoMachine (Ubuntu)

Start NoMachine (RedHat/CentOS)

Installation on MacOS

Download the NoMachine Client for MacOS

Download the DMG installation file and click to run.

http://www.microway.com/private/NoMachine_Enterprise_Client/nomachine-enterprise-client.dmg

Install NoMachine

To finish installation of NoMachine, you will need administrative privileges. You will need to enter your username and password for your Mac:

Start NoMachine

Installation on Microsoft Windows

Download the NoMachine Client for Windows

Download the EXE installation file and click to run.

http://www.microway.com/private/NoMachine_Enterprise_Client/nomachine-enterprise-client.exe

Install NoMachine

Start NoMachine

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