Ubuntu nomachine authentication failed windows#

You can see the outer Windows taskbars, but typically there are two additional taskbars.

can I access those windows through a keyboard shortcut or the right-click window)?

Has anyone heard of this problem before?Īlternately, if the primary problem has no clear solution, is there any way of retrieving minimized windows within NoMachine without using the taskbar (e.g. This indicates some environment of the SSH server has changed since last time you connected to it, especially the public key and the private key of this SSH. I've had this problem before, and I believe it resolved itself after a number of days, but I'd rather not wait and hope for something to change. Searched for the problem on Google and StackOverflow. NoMachine is a remote desktop application that gives you access to files & folders, remote printers, and devices. I've tried the following things, with no success:Ĭhanged the display options to see if these taskbars were simply off the screen.ĭelete the. The problem occurs regardless of what computer I log in from. Click on 'Settings' to provide the private-key or select 'Forward authentication' for those methods supporting it. The main problem is that, if I minimize a window, I now have no way of retrieving it, since it is typically iconized in the upper taskbar. To edit an existing connection, right mouse click on the item listed in 'Recent connection', then click on 'Advanced' to choose which authentication method you want to use. TROUBLESHOOTING If SSH connection fails with an error similar to: Unspecified GSS failure. Recently, my upper and lower taskbars have disappeared. I use NoMachine to connect to a remote Linux machine.

Ubuntu nomachine authentication failed