Unable to connect to this Team Foundation Server
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to connect Team Foundation Server from a client machine where Visual studio 2005,Team Suite is installed on windows server 2003.
I have installed Team foundation server perfectly and while trying to connect from a another machine, getting an error "Unable to connect to this Team Fondation Server".
I tried to open Visual studio as TFSService or TFSSetup by right clicking and Run as...but it did not open, geetting a message to repair the Visual Studio.
Is TFSServerScheduler service is required for this?when i open my server it gives Unexpected Exception error.Is that causing problem?Also i m able to access windows sharepoint services on my server but unable to detect the problem.
With advance thanks
It could be many different things... but here are some of the common ones.
1. The user does not have permissions: You will need to go to the AT, and locate the "gssutil.exe" under our product, and run the following commands:
gssutil /im adm:
Should list out the users who have permissions as TF Administrators
2. Your user is going cross domain: You will need to use a user from the same domain
3. Make sure your AT is available: Firewalls may prevent access to your AT. The ports will need to be open. To check, from your client, try to hit :8080/bisserver/registration.asmx">http://<apptier>:8080/bisserver/registration.asmx. If you cannot browse it, you will need to open the ports.
HiI am having similar messages. (Cannot connect)
I can connect on local machine when I log on as TFSSETUP but not wheh I log on as anyone else.
NOTE: My TFSSETUP account is an account on the local Win2k3 server only and not from our company domain.
TFSSETUP is also the name under which the service is running.
I get a message saying if failed to add my users when I try to do the commaand line thing to add users to Administrator Namespace Group.
And to look at the error log (which it doesn't tell me where that is)
I think I've added permissions for my domain user account to a local group that has Administrator Namespace Group permissions etc.
In response to above...
>> 2. Your user is going cross domain: You will need to use a user from the same domain
Are you saying that the user you connect with has to be the in same domain that was used to install the service?
Are you now saying that I needed to have a TFSSETUP account that is in the same domain as users that will connect to the server?
Do I need to re-install again (3rd time now!)
Please help,
Thanks Michael
