This service replaces our previous subscription service to VMware OnTheHub. This and other VMware products are available to SoC students through VMware's Academy Software Licensing program (which is hosted by D2L Brightspace).
Local Virtual Machines in the School of Computing (SoC) are generally run under VMware Fusion or Workstation. VMware Installation using D2L Brightspace VMware Installation Simply disconnecting the NoMachine client will consume resources on the server and your session will be forcefully quit at somepoint, possibly resulting in loss of any unsaved data or settings. Note: Please log off when you are done working on. Tip: You can save your password, the connection type, and click on Don’t show this message again on the dialogs for one-click connection to Click thru the next four dialogs that provide you an overview on using noMachine.Double click on the Create a new virtual desktop icon.Enter your School of Computing (SoC) login credentials for the server (username and password).from the Recent connections pane, double click on the named connection.Once you have configured a connection to establish a connection: Name your connection and finally click on Done.select the Don’t use proxy radio button.for Authentication method select Password.from the Recent connections pane, click on ‘New’.To configure a new connection, after you launch noMachine: You can download and install NoMachine from Below are steps on setting up a noMachine connection to We have a NX server installed on, which will allow GUI X11 access to. Which allows RDP and X11 type connections to a variety of servers. NoMachine is a fast, multi protocol remote access client. Accessing using NoMachine - remote X11 GUI access.
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