Windows 2012 R2 Terminal Server

Hello
I have Install Terminal Server on a Windows 2012 R2 Server. My question is how i can hide or disable (connect to a remote pc)
I will not that the user can connect direct to the server.. run only the App
Thox for your help and support

You can perform the following:
Go to (IIS) Manager.
Navigate to RDweb - pages
Under content pane - found under ASP.NET select the application settings object
Set the "ShowDesktops" value to false.
Source:
You configure the ShowDesktops setting to False in Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
Note This action disables the Connect to a remote PC tab on the RD Web Access webpage.
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