## Manage Published Desktops Publishing a desktop Publishing a remote desktop has been discussed earlier in this guide in the following sections: Publishing a Desktop from a Terminal Server Publishing a Virtual Desktop from a Guest VM Publishing a Desktop from a Remote PC Configuring a published desktop When publishing a desktop using a wizard, you have to specify the desktop settings, such as display size, etc. You can modify these options after the desktop has been published. To modify a published desktop, select it in the Published Resources tree in the Publishing category. Configuring from which sites a published desktop is available By default, a published desktop is available through all of the available sites. To restrict access to a specific site or a site group, select a desktop in the Published Resources tree and then click the Sites tab in the right pane. Select the sites from which the desktop should be available. Note: For the Sites tab to be available, you need more than site in a farm. Configuring from which terminal servers a desktop is published When configuring a Terminal Server desktop, you can specify from which servers it should be published. To do so, click the Publish From tab and select the desired servers. Configuring desktop resolution and other properties Depending on the desktop type, click the Desktop, Remote PC Desktop, or Virtual Desktop tab to configure the desktop name, description, icon, and resolution. Start automatically when user logs on: Select this option if you want to open a desktop as soon as a user logs in. Desktop Size: Select a desired desktop size from the drop-down list. Multi-Monitor: Select whether the multi-monitor should be enabled, disabled, or whether the client settings should be used. Configuring shortcut options for a published desktop Click the Shortcuts tab to enable the creation of shortcuts on the user desktops, shortcuts in the Start folder, and shortcut in the Auto Start folder. When the Auto Start shortcut is enabled, the application will start when the user's computer is started. Note: This option is not available on all operating systems. The filtering tab Filtering is comprehensively described in the Filtering Rules by User, Client, MAC, and Gateway section.