Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Source: Developer Updates
Tags: Team Foundation Server , Team Foundation Server 2008 , TFS
I have tried many ways to add a domain user into Team Foundation Server 2008 without any luck. I keep getting TF53011 error. It seems the security settings on TFS user interface are useless. The Valid User group does not help to make a user "VALID" or say "Licensed".
After Google search for 20 minutes, the command line below eventually did the trick. As I said before Team Foundation Server is garbage. Can you imagine that you have to achieve the most common operation by a command line?
TfsSecurity.exe /server:YourTFSServerName /g+ n:"[Server]\Team Foundation Licensed Users" n:"DomainName\UserName"
Note: You need to keep [Server] as it is without any change.
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posted by Gary Zhang @ 09:03:02 PM 0 Comments
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Monday, December 07, 2009
Source: Developer Updates
Tags: Team Foundation Server , TFS , Windows 7
When connecting to the Team Foundation Server (TFS) from a new upgraded Windows 7 Home Edition this morning , I got TF30063 error. And the same TFS server was able to be connected without any issue on Vista before upgrading to Windows 7. I found other users had same issue after upgrading to TFS SP1 when trying to connect to TFS through Internet. I followed the solutions posted online and solved the issue after running the command below and doing a get-latest.
"%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Team Foundation Server\Tools\TfsAdminUtil.exe" configureconnections /PublicATUri:<uri>
In my case, I put <uri> to be http://www.primeobjects.com
Cheers
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posted by Gary Zhang @ 10:32:54 AM 0 Comments
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