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I'm guessing that this is because the machine is 'headless', but I cannot confirm that for sure. Unfortunately, after a successful connection using nomachine, I only get a blank (black) screen. Check the box against next to Screen Sharing to re-enable it. I can ssh into the machine just fine, but I would like to use nomachine to get the desktop display while working remotely.When prompted, click Turn Off to confirm sharing.Deselect the box next to Screen Sharing.The solution is paradoxical: turn off screen sharing. Click Turn Off to disable screen sharing, only to re-enable it right afterward.
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