On Shellx and Scientific, Gnome and KDE are supported. In the case of Eskimo North’s hosts, choose Unix.

Select the operating system of the host you are connecting to.

After you’ve chosen a session name, filled in the host name, and set your connection speed, click next.

For a cable modem WAN provides good performance. This will optimize nx for your connection speed providing the best compromise of quality and update speed. Set the speed to the speed of your connection. The port will default to 22 which is the standard ssh port.

Fill in the session with a human understandable name for the host you will be connecting to and the hostname with the name of the host, for example, “” or “”.

After you’ve configured the connection for one server, you will need to manually invoke the connection wizard to add additional servers.

The first time you start the nx client, it will automatically invoke the nx connection wizard.The 3.5 client is no longer available unless you are a No Machine paid customer. Download the free No Machine nx 3.5 client from the No Machine website.Even if it were, graphical software requires the capabilities of a modern machine for reasonable performance. This is because the freenx server software is unavailable for SunOS 4.1.4. It does not work on the old SunOS 4.1.4 server.

This works on all of our Linux shell servers. With a DSL or cable modem connection, nx comes real close to physically being at the console. The No Machine client allows you to have a full graphical desktop securely over any connection. There are a variety of ways Eskimo’s shell servers can be accessed graphically. Unless you already have the 3.5 client, please use one of the alternative NX clients, 4.x player, FreeNX, OpenNX, Remmina with NX Plugin, or QNX. In just a few clicks you can reach any computer in the world and start working on it as if it was right in front of you.No Machine has discontinued the 3.5 Client except for paid customers. NoMachine is the fastest remote desktop you have ever tried. Travel to any NoMachine-enabled computer at the speed of light.

Nomachine support