To request for the desktop owner's authorization (except if the incoming user is a system or a NoMachine administrator or a NoMachine trusted user), uncomment the key and set: To connect to the remote physical desktop without desktop owner's authorization, uncomment the key and set: Applications/NoMachine.app/Contents/Frameworks/etc/server.cfg on Mac %PROGRAMFILES%/NoMachine/etc/server.cfg on Windows Manual configuration offers an additional option. It's also possible to manage this configuration by editing the server configuration file (server.cfg) as described below. To re-enable request for owner's authorization before connecting to the desktop, just flag the 'Require permission to let remote users connect' checkbox. Unflag the 'Require permission to let remote users connect' checkbox. Open the NoMachine User Interface from Programs menu or Applications.
To disable requesting for the owner's authorization before connecting to the desktop (either the physical desktop or the user's virtual desktop on Linux), do the following on the server (the computer which will be accessed): If the connecting user is also the desktop owner, no authorization is necessary.Ģ) Configure the server on the remote machine to accept connection requests without asking for desktop owner's authorization. If you need to connect automatically to the remote desktop you have 2 options:ġ) Run the connection as the same user of the remote desktop's account owner. The connecting user must have a valid account (a local system account, or a LDAP or an AD account) on the remote machine.
When connecting to the remote (physical or virtual) desktop of a machine (server), the default behavior is that the server asks for authorization to the remote desktop owner when this owner is different from the user who is requesting to connect.
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