If you say, "No", the servers will keep their unique settings. Please note that when you save settings as default, Parallels RAS will check if this Site has applications with per-server settings and will display a message asking if you would like those servers to use the new default settings. These two buttons give you the flexibility of using custom settings or defaults in different server configuration scenarios. To apply the saved default settings to a server, click the Use Default Settings button. To save the currently displayed server settings as default, click the Save as Default Settings button. The options here are the same except for the Change Application button that allows you to select a different application for publishing. If an application is published from an MSIX package, the Server settings section is replaced with the Application information section. As an example, you should do this when different servers have the application installed in different folders, so that the Target and Start in field values would be valid on each server. If an application was published from multiple servers, the Server(s) drop-down list can be used to select individual servers and set Target, Start in, and Parameters values for a particular server. The Server settings section contains server-specific options that you can configure. Exclude from session prelaunch: For details about using this option, see Understanding session prelaunch.This option works on desktop versions of Parallels Client only. Start automatically when user logs on: Select this option to start an application as soon as a user logs in.Note that when you set the status of a published folder, all subfolders (if any) and resources that it contains will inherit the parent folder's status. You can customize this message in Site defaults for published resources. If a user tries to open the resource, a message is displayed. A resource that is in maintenance will appear, but will be grayed out (in User Portal it will say so in the resource name). A disabled resource will not appear in Parallels Client in the available resources list. When a resource is disabled or in maintenance, it is unavailable to users. Status: Choose from Enabled, Disabled, In maintenance.You can modify the basic application settings (name, description, window mode) as needed. The Application tab displays application- and server-specific settings. Individual Servers: Select this option and then select one or more individual RD Session Hosts.Īpplication - configure application and hosting server settings.Server Groups: Select this option and then select one or more RD Session Host groups from which the application should be published.
All Servers in Site: The application will be published from all servers on which it is installed.You can specify RD Session Hosts from which an application is published on the Publish From tab. Publish from - configure from which servers the application is published Use the tabs in the right pane to change the application settings as described in the following subsections.In the RAS Console, select the Publishing category and then select a desired application in the Published Resources tree.To modify published application settings: You can modify these options after the application is published. When publishing an application using a wizard, you specify multiple application parameters, such as name, executable path, etc. Manage published applications Configuring a published application
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