Perfect for a DMZ network which isolates public services reachable by the Internet from the corporate LAN, the 'inverse connection' reverses the direction of communication. Nat-traversal inverse connection for Cloud Servers The desktop owner can give interaction or view-only permissions to the connected user or guest at any moment during the life of the session by a simple click via the Monitor menu (!M) in the system tray. Switching on/off the interactive mode at run-time Available also in the free version, it's ideal also for on-the-fly connections to help friends remotely and everywhere. Connect as a guest to the remote physical desktops without the need to have a system account, always upon the approval of the desktop owner. A completely redesigned interface for easier access to server configuration also from remote provides a much more improved experience to users and administrators, especially for Cloud Server and nodes management, with the possibility to monitor connections and users in the whole system. The local and remote server administrator's UI To mirror the new Cloud Server family, a cluster-specific product is made available also in the terminal server family (Enterprise Terminal Server Cluster) and some products have been renamed. The failover cluster capabilities for high available access are now moved into a specific product, the Enterprise Cloud Server Cluster.
Designed to satisfy needs of different business realities, the new range of products covers from small-sized to very large environments. Cloud Server Family Products now extended Key enhancements in this new major version are: Server audio in version 8 is muted on Windows Empty output of -serverlist command after upgrade to NoMachine 8.0.168 Kerberos ticket doesn't work properly on Enterprise Client version 8.0.168 Cloud Server 7 license causes "not suitable for this server version" error when updating to a Enterprise Cloud Server 8.0.168
8.0.168 closes when connecting to a remote desktop Linux nxusbd prebuilds are not stripped on Linux in NoMachine 8.0.168
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