In both cases, I can feel slowdown of NoMachine if it is used through WRD. I use setup 2) both to work from home and to connect from one desktop at work to another (the two desktops are in close proximity). By slow, I mean that: A) it could take seconds for the Linux server screen to refresh, B) responsiveness of the Windows desktop accessed through WRD is much higher than of the server accessed through NoMachine from the desktop. In setup 1) NoMachine works very fast, in setup 2) it often works quite slow. I just make a tunnel and connect to whatever SPICE port (eg 5903).1) A Windows desktop connects to a Linux server using NoMachine.Ģ) A Windows desktop connects to another Windows desktop through Windows Remote Desktop ( WRD) and then from there connects to a Linux server using NoMachine. If it's a VM running on either KVM or Xen, I normally use SPICE through either Remmina or the normal remote desktop application. Teamviewer works flawlessly, but I am looking for something that isn't $849 for one license if possible. I am not against paying for a reliable remote desktop solution. What type of performance are you guys getting from nomachine or other remote desktop viewing applications using zero tier? Much slower and less resolution than a normal vnc session. Long story, short I found nomachine and set it up. XRDP does not work, tightvnc does not work, and x11vnc is very unreliable and the service dies after some time. I have zerotier setup and configured to connect on startup, but finding a remote solution has been a challenge to say the least.
I am looking at a reliable remote solution for Kali (Debian) Gnome 3 using zero tier. Said in ZeroTier said in ZeroTier Performance?:
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