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Work on any computer from the Internet





Smart user interface
NoMachine's powerful UI installed on connecting clients lets you create remote connections in a click and provides a clear overview of other NoMachine desktops available on your network, all your remote NoMachine sessions and your NoMachine recordings. Filter out entries by entering a keyword in the search box and select from the results.

Remote collaboration
Remote collaboration is made easy with guest desktop sharing, letting you authorize incoming connections in view-only or interactive mode. Share your screen, collaborate on documents, troubleshoot issues together, and use the integrated whiteboard to leave notes or highlight ideas, all securely and fully under your control.


Track guest access with notifications
Requests to connect to your desktop and information about connected users are conveniently placed in the system tray where you can easily disconnect guests and even disable access to your desktop in one click. You decide who can connect, how and when, all securely and under your control.

Connect over any network
Computers with Enterprise Desktop installed are reachable wherever they are in the world. Connect using the remote computer's IP address or over NoMachine Network, the service that allows you to get to any computer, even if it is behind a firewall or if it doesn't have a public IP address. Add as many Enterprise Desktop machines as you like to NoMachine Network and let users with Network Subscriptions connect.


Web-based remote access
Enterprise Desktop lets you access your remote desktop via Web, thanks to the Web Player, so that you can work from anywhere without installing additional software on your device. All you need is a simple Web browser.

Remote terminal connections
Run unlimited secure remote terminals on any macOS, Linux, or Windows system, without requiring a full desktop connection. No need for SSH on the server, NoMachine implements its own remote shell server. Connect to your machines to execute your scripts and carry out your admin tasks, all remotely and without interrupting the end user.


Two-factor authentication
NoMachine's 2FA provides additional protection. Use it to protect your NoMachine logins and to approve incoming Network or over IP connections to your machines. Push notifications are sent to your mobile device so that you can approve or deny any request to connect.

VPN for security and privacy
Create a secure virtual tunnel using NoMachine built-in VPN which can be configured to allow access to the remote LAN as well as safely route Internet traffic. All data traveling between the NoMachine client and the Internet is encrypted and redirected through the remote NoMachine Enterprise Desktop machine, so that you can use your business network infrastructure as a single-access-point to the Internet.


Seamless Authentication and SSO
Integrate with your existing authentication infrastructure, including Active Directory, Kerberos, and PAM-based two-factor authentication. Version 10 adds single sign-on support for Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, and Google Identity allowing users to authenticate with corporate credentials without client-side configuration or manual key distribution.

Integrated remote management tool
Remotely access and remotely administer the settings of any NoMachine Enterprise server through the new server admin tool. It permits complete and convenient remote configuration management via your usual NoMachine Player.


Session recording
Sometimes it’s easier to show rather than explain. With NoMachine's built-in screen recorder you can capture both local and remote desktop activity to create how-tos, describe problems or simply record a weird bug. Automatic recording also makes it a useful tool for auditing and monitoring remote sessions.

Access to files, drives, and devices
Browse remote files and drives as if they were local, with seamless file transfer, drag and drop, and copy and paste in both directions. Redirect USB devices and peripherals, printers, scanners, smart cards, input devices, and security dongles and print effortlessly across local and remote systems. Everything you need feels close at hand, no matter where it's physically running.


Port forwarding
NoMachine's port-forwarding captures and reroutes traffic between local and remote ports through a fully encrypted connection. This tunneling approach makes remote services appear and behave as though they're running directly on your local machine. Useful when ports are already in use on your network or when direct access to a service on the remote system is restricted.

Protect what's on the screen
NoMachine gives you full control over desktop visibility in unattended scenarios. Blank the remote screen to keep sensitive information out of sight, and automatically lock the physical display on disconnect, ensuring your desktop stays secure and private at all times.


Automatic discovery and Wake-on-LAN
Quickly find and connect to other NoMachine hosts on your local network. Systems with NoMachine installed automatically appear to other clients on the same LAN, making them instantly available for connection. If a machine is asleep or powered off, it can be woken remotely using Wake-on-LAN, so you can bring systems online and start working without delay.
Annual subscriptions are available which include software updates and customer support. For a complete list of features and capabilities, click the ‘Features and support’ link below.
An all-in-one solution for fast, secure remote access from any device, supporting unlimited connections, including from any web browser. Can be installed on any physical or virtual machine to provide unattended access, remote collaboration and help desk capabilities. Enterprise Desktop can be deployed standalone or integrated with any NoMachine Cloud Server gateway. Available as a single server subscription or in convenient packs of 10.
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