You will then be asked for your authentication code for .uk.
Then save the tunnel and start it by clicking on the “play” button You can also use ssh key authentications, see arc-ssh with MobaXterm – step by step guide. Here we show how to do this with a one time authentication to arc-ssh. Mobaxterm users can setup the tunnel in the GUI. Now in the NX client create a connection to localhost on port 4040 or the port you have chosen to use. If you are using windows you can use “findstr 4040” instead of “grep 4040” You can check tunnel is listening on the localhost using the command $ netstat -an | grep 4040 The port number 4040 here is used as an example and the NX service is already running on port 4000, but you can use any free port. Use the following command to create a tunnel from a port on the localhost (4040 in the case below) to the port 4000 on nx.reading.ac.uk ssh -f -L 4040:nx.reading.ac.uk:4000 -N It is possible to connect to NX by creating a tunnel through arc-ssh. ARC-SSH Tunnel (using Nomachine client installed on your desktop) The easiest is to use a Pulse Secure connection from. However, not all users have access to the VPN, to find out more, please visit the DTS remote working page. The UoR VPN gives you a network connection through the University firewall so you can connect to NX in the usual way. UoR VPN (using Nomachine client installed on your desktop) Mate terminal running an SSH connection to the RACC When you connect to one of these the you may be shown a list of existing session if you already have an existing full desktop or custom session. It is also possible to use the web url to connect to a number of pre-configured custom configurations. Note there is a keyboard mapping issue with safari but chrome works. There are some things such as mapping drives which does not work with the nxwebplayer but you can still drag and drop files on to the desktop and use the NX file transfer. The simplest and the recommended way to access the nx system is to open in a web browser. You need to register for off-campus access via a ticket to DTS through the self service portal. There are a number of ways to connect using the NX client from off campus. If you do not have access please place a request on the DTS Self Service Portal. NX provides a Managed Virtual Linux Desktop on and off campus.Īll university users can have access to this service (using your university credentials). Connecting to NX from Outside the University Campus
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