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=CentOS 8.x Install nomachine=
=CentOS 8.x Install nomachine=


Note that if you are using bridged connection then gnome remote desktop sharing option may not get enabled as networks do not get detected as reported for Ubuntu OS at https://askubuntu.com/questions/1070520/screen-sharing-no-network-selected-for-sharing-problem-in-unity-control-center    In such cases it is better to use nomachine which works properly on low bandwidth links and also works properly with wayland without requiring to switch to Xorg  
Note that if you are using bridged connection then gnome remote desktop sharing option may not get enabled as networks do not get detected as reported for Ubuntu OS at https://askubuntu.com/questions/1070520/screen-sharing-no-network-selected-for-sharing-problem-in-unity-control-center    In such cases it is better to use nomachine which works properly on low bandwidth links and '''also works properly with wayland''' without requiring to switch to Xorg  


To connect two CentOS 8.x systems using nomachine use following on '''both machines''':
To connect two CentOS 8.x systems using nomachine use following on '''both machines''':
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#:: dnf install nomachine*.rpm
#:: dnf install nomachine*.rpm
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#:</pre>
# Update firewalld settings on both machines
#:<pre>
#:: firewall-cmd --add-port=4000/tcp --add-port=4011-4999/udp --permanent
#:: firewall-cmd --reload
#:</pre>
#: '''Not doing this on client machine may lead to empty display'''
# Check status of nomachine server
# Check status of nomachine server
#:<pre>
#:<pre>
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==Optional Firewall changes==
On nomachine 7.0 this was seen to happen automatically.  But for older versions you can use:
# Update firewalld settings on both machines
#:<pre>
#:: firewall-cmd --add-port=4000/tcp --add-port=4011-4999/udp --permanent
#:: firewall-cmd --reload
#:</pre>
#: '''Not doing this on client machine may lead to empty display'''




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CentOS 8.x Install nomachine

Note that if you are using bridged connection then gnome remote desktop sharing option may not get enabled as networks do not get detected as reported for Ubuntu OS at https://askubuntu.com/questions/1070520/screen-sharing-no-network-selected-for-sharing-problem-in-unity-control-center In such cases it is better to use nomachine which works properly on low bandwidth links and also works properly with wayland without requiring to switch to Xorg

To connect two CentOS 8.x systems using nomachine use following on both machines:

  1. Download latest nomachine rpm from nomachine site - https://www.nomachine.com/download/
  2. Install downloaded rpm using dnf
    dnf install nomachine*.rpm
  3. Check status of nomachine server
    systemctl status nxserver

After this you can open nomachine GUI client on source machine and try to connect to target over nx protocol

Refer:


Optional Firewall changes

On nomachine 7.0 this was seen to happen automatically. But for older versions you can use:

  1. Update firewalld settings on both machines
    firewall-cmd --add-port=4000/tcp --add-port=4011-4999/udp --permanent
    firewall-cmd --reload
    Not doing this on client machine may lead to empty display


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