You can also use NX to do small GUI operations quite efficiently remotely.įrom my understanding of the licence agreement, remote access is only technically possible/authorized with floating licences.ĬOMSOL has its licence policy, not easy to survive for them with companies that optimise and wants to shear the licences in 3x8h all around the world. You can then solve the problem, manipulate files, etc., using NX. The best thing to do, IMHO, is to create your model (geometry, meshing, initial conditions, boundary conditions, etc.) and view output results right on your desktop. I have found this to actually be faster than Microsoft RDT ! NX is one of my favorite and most-used applications, with or without COMSOL. You can also set up a windows virtual machine on a linux server and get NX server to display the virtual machine.
NX is limited to linux servers, but interfaces with linux, windows, and macosx clients. This technology is based on a proprietary compression algorithm on top of X-windows which is very efficient and works acceptably well with 3D imaging of COMSOL. What I have found works best is the NX products by. Indeed, most any remote desktop option is very slow with COMSOL because it requires 3D graphics to use the client interface (opengl in linux, directx in windows, ? in macosx).
I have used Microsoft RDT with COMSOL and found it to be very slow, but does work.
While not all COMSOL users are Microsoft Windows users, there are other operating systems and remote desktop options available. I assume you are talking about the remote desktop (RDT) feature of Microsoft Windows.
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