### Tenant Configuration To see the list of existing Tenants in the Tenant Broker console, select Farm > Tenants. The Status column indicates the Tenant status, which can be one of the following: OK — The Tenant has joined and has been verified. Not Joined — The Tenant object was created for the Tenant and the invitation hash was generated, but the Tenant has not joined the Tenant Broker yet. Not Verified — The Tenant has joined, but no connection to the Tenant's RAS Publishing Agent has been established yet. This status is usually displayed for a minute or so immediately after the Tenant joins the Tenant Broker. Once the connection is established, the status changes to OK. This status can also appear when the Tenant Broker loses a connect with the Tenant's primary Publishing Agent. Shared gateways will be able to process connections only if they are still able to communicate with the Tenant’s Publishing Agent on their own. They are independent from the Tenant Broker's Publishing Agent, but Tenant’s Publishing Agent is still required to authenticate users. Disabled — The Tenant is disabled in the Tenant Broker configuration. You can enable and disable Tenant objects as described below. To see and modify Tenant properties, click Tasks > Properties (or right-click > Properties). The Properties dialog opens where you can view and modify the following properties: Enable Tenant: Enable or disable the Tenant object in the Tenant Broker. Name: The Tenant name (must be unique). Public domain address: The unique address that end users connect to from the outside (e.g. RAS.tenant.com, tenant1.MSP-FARM.com, etc.). See more in Assign a Public Domain Address. Clients in gateway mode connect to published tenant resources by server IP: When selected, clients will use the Tenant IP address instead of the DNS name. You can use this option when a Tenant farm does not share the same DNS provider as the Tenant Broker farm. Forward tenant sessions tunneled through gateway using server IP: When a client session is forwarded to a server hosting published resources, either the server name (FQDN, hostname) or IP address can be used. When this option is selected (default) the IP address is used to forward the session internally. When the option is cleared, the configured host name is used. Description: An optional Tenant description. The Tenant description is a property that exists and can be viewed only in the Tenant Broker console. Publishing Agents: An IP address of one or more RAS Publishing Agents installed in the Tenant Farm. This is a read-only field. Tenant invitation hash: The hash that was used to join the Tenant to the Tenant Broker. This is a read-only field.