When connecting Tableau Desktop to a published data source, what data sources will be accessible?

When connecting Tableau Desktop to a published data source, the accessible data sources are determined by user permissions set within the Tableau Server environment. Specifically, the correct choice highlights that access is limited to those data sources for which the user possesses the "Connect" permission. This permission is a critical aspect of data governance in Tableau, ensuring that users can only access data sources that they are authorized to use, thereby protecting sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of the data environment.

In Tableau Server, permissions can be finely tuned, allowing administrators to specify which users or groups can connect to specific data sources, share content, or even perform edits. The focus on the "Connect" permission helps enforce security measures and facilitates a more controlled and organized data access strategy.

The other options imply broader access than what is typically allowed within the permission framework. For instance, suggesting access to all data sources on the server or all data sources on the network neglects the critical role of individual permissions in determining user access. This approach helps to prevent unauthorized data access and aligns with best practices in data management.