NoMachine connection over the internet

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  • #15091
    ppeixoto
    Participant

    Hello

    I’m using NoMachine inside my local network and it’s working fine. But now a need to excess it from outside, i tried this guide to setup the connection:

    https://www.nomachine.com/getting-started-with-nomachine

    And got this on host:

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    And tried to connect with this configuration.

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    And always get error 138. I am doing something wrong, do i need to check anything else ?

    Thanks for your help.

    #15119
    nars
    Contributor

    Hello ppeixoto,

    There may be a lot of issues causes that you received 138 error (ERR_NETWORK _ACCESS_DENIED) while connecting. All are related to network configuration. To check where a problem is, please go through following steps:

    – Check if your external IP on server host is the same like indicated by NoMachine Client (Server Status window from your screen). You can check it for example on https://www.whatismyip.com/.

    – Check if you can ping external IP of your server host from your client host.

    – Check on router if ports which you use to connect using NoMachine isn’t blocked.

    If your server is behind a NAT router or a firewall it’s possible that you have no UPnP enabled on your server side router. In that case please follow https://www.nomachine.com/AR11L00827 article.

     

    Regards.

    #15126
    ppeixoto
    Participant

    Hello Nars

    Thanks for the help. I checked your suggestion and the IP has correct but i couldn’t ping the remote machine.  That isn’t related with the NoMachine but can you please suggest some possible errors or configurations that i need to do to be able to ping my remote machine ?

    Thanks

    #15140
    nars
    Contributor

    Without knowledge about your network environment it’s very hard to say.

    You could:

    – Talk with your ISP, ask if you have individual external IP

    – Check if pings are blocked in your router settings

    – Scan if you have ports used by NoMachine blocked (ex. using this http://www.ipfingerprints.com/portscan.php page)

     

    This kind issues you should solve with your administrator or network provider 🙂

     

    #15145
    ppeixoto
    Participant

    Hello

    I already understood the problem.

    Thank you for the help

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