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Automatic discovery on LAN |
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Centralized access to remote nodes on WAN/LAN/VPN |
Automatic assignment of the first available Enterprise Desktop node |
Guest desktop sharing (no system account required on the nodes) |
Access to the local physical desktop for administration |
Access via NoMachine Network (no IP required) |
Give access to 'Foreign X Server' nodes (e.g. Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, BSD) |
High-availability gateway to remote nodes |
Load-balancing of connections between servers |
Security and Authentication |
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Operational on any network: WAN, LAN, VPN, NAT, DMZ |
Secure communication protected by SHA256 TLS/SSL cryptography |
Support for industry standard SSH protocol |
Full encryption for UDP traffic |
Connect via HTTP proxy or SOCKS |
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Support for LDAP and MS Active Directory accounts |
PAM based password authentication against Kerberos KDC |
MIT/Heimdal/MS Active Directory Kerberos ticket authentication + ticket forwarding to the session(1) |
PKCS11 smartcard authentication and authentication forwarding to the session(1) |
PAM password + PAM-based 2FA (Google Authenticator, Yubikey) |
Separate account authentication on the nodes |
User Administration and User Management |
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User forwarding to any of the nodes |
Automatic generation of system guest accounts for Linux terminal server nodes |
Client redirection per-user and per-IP |
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Remote node management via remote administration interface |
NoMachine profile propagation to any nodes (NoMachine servers) |
Function as a node of Enterprise Cloud Server |
Create a multi-level hierarchy of nodes |
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