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---
title: Desktop Access CLI Reference
description: CLI reference for Teleport desktop access.
---
The following `tctl` commands are used to manage the Teleport Windows Desktop
Service.
- (!docs/pages/includes/tctl.mdx!)
Generate a join token for a Windows Desktop Service:
```sh
$ tctl tokens add --type=WindowsDesktop
```
List registered Windows Desktop Services:
```sh
$ tctl get windows_desktop_service
```
List registered Windows desktops:
```sh
$ tctl get windows_desktop
```