Installing and configuring the NoMachine Enterprise Client for Mac OS X 10.5 and later Once you’ve read these, click “Don’t show this message again” and click OK You’ll now be shown a few help screens, showing what various buttons do and how to change settings.Double-click on Create a new GNOME virtual desktop.Enter your U of MN InternetID and password You’ll be prompted to enter your username and password.Launch the NoMachine Enterprise Client from the Start Menu or from a shortcut on your desktop.Select to Create a link on the desktop if you like and click DoneĬonnecting with NoMachine Enterprise Client for Windows Save as: Set a name or leave the default.Authentication: Password and click Continue.Host:, leave the port at 4000 and click Continue.Protocol: keep set to NX and click Continue.If so, click “Allow access” and enter an administrator username and password when prompted You may be prompted to allow Firewall access.Double-click on the NoMachine Enterprise Client icon on your Desktop or Start Menu.Running the NoMachine Enterprise Client for Windows for the First Time and Configuring a Connection Click Next on the install location screen.Accept the license agreement and click Next.When asked “Do you want to run this file?” answer Run.Double-click on the installer (likely found in your Downloads folder).Download the NoMachine Enterprise Client (don't install the version on their home page as it will turn your desktop into a personal server).Installing and configuring the NoMachine Enterprise Client for Windows Administrative rights on the computer to which you are installing the client.Once you are connected to lts you will open a terminal and run a qsub command to start a job (more info below). As such, please don’t run any compute intensive processes on it. Before you get started, please note that is not a compute server but rather a gateway to our other compute resources such as.

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