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Create and manage your own cloud
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 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.
Add your Network Nodes
It's also possible to add machines available on NoMachine Network to any Cloud Server. Simply publish your computers and corporate desktops on NoMachine Network and add them as nodes using the Machine Id that is assigned to each node.
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
When connecting to a node, you normally come logged in as on the Cloud Server. You just need to ensure that the account exists on that node. Or you can use a directory service, like Active Directory or LDAP. Or you can choose what we call "further authentication". The user you login with can be any user on the node machine, even a user that doesn't exist on the Cloud Server. All for maximum flexibility.
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.
Customizable server automation
Every Cloud Server is fully scriptable to allow admins to manage your infrastructure. Define exactly how the server responds to critical events and connection requests by leveraging parameters such as user identity, origin, and node availability. Through custom scripts, administrators can automate smart routing logic and connection handling to create tailored workflows across the entire NoMachine fleet.
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.
Web-based remote access
Let users connect to their desktop using any web browser, thanks to the built-in Web Player. Whether they're working from home or traveling, there's no need to install additional software on their device. They can just open a browser, insert the URL of the target computer and connect.
Remote terminal connections
Execute commands and run scripts on any macOS, Linux, or Windows system through secure remote terminals. NoMachine's built-in remote shell server means no SSH is required on the server side. Perform administrative tasks remotely without disrupting end users or their active sessions.
VPN for security and privacy
Create a secure virtual tunnel using NoMachine's built-in VPN. With a NoMachine VPN connection, all data traveling between the NoMachine client and the Internet is encrypted and redirected through the remote node of the Cloud Server, so that you can use your business network infrastructure as a single-access-point to the Internet.
Single sign-on integration
Leverage your identity service provider to let users access NoMachine desktops using their corporate SSO credentials, eliminating the need for client-side configuration or copying keys between client and server. NoMachine integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, and Google Identity.
Integration with Public Key Infrastructure
Replace self‑signed certificates with trusted CA‑signed host certificates so every remote desktop connection is automatically verified. This lets NoMachine integrate smoothly with your existing Public Key Infrastructure for centralized certificate management and enterprise‑grade security across all sessions.
Two-factor authentication
You can request 2FA on connections to both the Cloud Server as well as on specific nodes. Enabling it on the Cloud Server gives you complete control of who is requesting access through the gateway. Alternatively, configure it per node, so that 2FA is automatically enforced when a user connects to the node either through the Cloud Server or directly.
Allow guest access
You can invite to your desktop even users that are not system users, users who don't have a system account. Enable guest desktop sharing on your Cloud Server and people that will come will have the option to login as guests. When they connect to a desktop, the user in front of the machine will have the option to accept or refuse.
Allow visitor access
Exclusive to Cloud Server is the visitor user role. Like guest users, visitors require no account on the target host, but they must first authenticate on the Cloud Server with a system account. This means the user accepting the connection always knows exactly who is connecting, adding an extra layer of trust and security.
Check here for the feature comparison of the NoMachine Workgroup Cloud Server and the NoMachine Cloud Server products and here for the comparison of the NoMachine Cloud Server and the NoMachine Enterprise Cloud Server products. Annual subscriptions are available which include software updates and customer support. For complete details about the functionalities available, please consult the specific product.
Perfect for single departments and design studios that need to provide secure, centralized access to remote users outside the private network, Workgroup Cloud Server provides up to 10 concurrent desktop connections. It also supports up to 40 remote terminal connections and 10 VPN connections, ensuring flexible access tailored to your users' needs.
Get the same feature set as Workgroup Cloud Server, with support for up to 40 concurrent desktop connections, enabling users outside the LAN to securely access their computers from any device or web browser. For teams with greater demands, it also supports up to 160 remote terminal connections and 40 VPN connections, providing the flexibility needed for larger teams and more complex environments.
A self-hosted, remote access gateway that securely routes unlimited concurrent connections across your corporate network. Whether your team needs graphical desktop sessions, terminal access to critical servers, or a secure tunnel for remote workers, everything runs through infrastructure you own and control.
The cluster edition of Enterprise Cloud Server provides external users with reliable access to resources across your corporate infrastructure. This two-server cluster ensures high availability and automatic failover, maintaining continuous access even if one of the peers becomes unavailable, so users can keep connecting to their desktops, applications, and services.
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