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The single access point to all your computing resources
Intuitive navigation interface
NoMachine Cloud Server products offer a complete navigation, configuration and management interface that is always accessible, even from remote. Navigate the entire Cloud Server infrastructure via a single pane of glass from wherever you are, even via the Web.
Build and configure your NoMachine network
Give administrators the tools they need to build and deploy an entire network of NoMachine desktop nodes and server-based resources. Rapidly add, remove and configure NoMachine nodes as needed. In just a few clicks, access to remote resources can be configured according to your organization’s policies.
Add nodes using the inverse mode
If the Cloud Server cannot add a node because it’s unreachable, do it the other way round! From the node host, activate the inverse connection to the target Cloud Server. Useful for when a desktop node’s IP address changes often or the Cloud Server is in a DMZ.
Node tree visualization
Provide a coherent overview of a Cloud Server’s entire hierarchy. Visualizing the node tree conveniently shows all deployed resources, including any clustered secondary servers, what NoMachine licenses have been deployed as well as OS and hardware details.
Node insights and statistics
An easily accessible and comprehensive snapshot of the status of each node, its configuration, the number of connected users and connection statistics allows IT admin to keep tabs on a Cloud Server’s infrastructure.
Configure node authentication
Admins can separate authentication on the nodes from the Cloud Server to allow users to log in to their desktops with different credentials – useful for when nodes are not domain-joined machines. Guest user access and visitors can also be enabled per node to facilitate remote collaboration sessions.
Put your Cloud Server in cluster
Achieve higher IT operational stability and session availability with Enterprise Cloud Server Cluster. Built-in failover mechanisms prevent disruption from server outages whilst distribution of session requests between the cluster pair maintains a load-balanced gateway.
Complete server administration
As all the NoMachine Enterprise products, the Cloud Server offers a full-featured administration interface, by which you can configure all the server settings, even from remote. Administer any of your NoMachine servers, by just a point-and-click wherever you are, via any NoMachine Player.
Check here for the feature comparison of the NoMachine Small Business Cloud Server Family and the NoMachine Enterprise Cloud Server Family. Annual subscriptions are available which include software updates and different levels of support. For complete details about the functionalities available in the specific product, please consult the list below.
Offers the same rich feature-set as Cloud Server and is perfect for single departments and design studios that need to provide centralized access to remote users from outside the private network. Small Business Cloud Server provides 10 connections to NoMachine-enabled workstations.
For smaller deployments Cloud Server permits up to 20 connections, connecting users located outside the LAN to their NoMachine-enabled computers. Users can connect from any device or Web browser to Windows, Mac or Linux desktops on the corporate network.
A remote access gateway which securely tunnels connections to NoMachine Windows, macOS or Linux nodes as well as foreign Unix hosts residing on the corporate network. Ideal for converging access to large user groups, unlimited users can connect from any device, including via a Web browser.
With integrated high-availability and load-balancing capabilities providing automatic failover in the case of a server outage, Enterprise Cluster Cloud Server is a powerful, resilient gateway to your entire desktop and server infrastructure. Unlimited users can connect securely from any device or Web browser without disruption.
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