How can I force links in Team Explorer to use fully qualified domains names
e.g. When I right click to show the project portal it links to something like this:
http://server/sites/project/default.aspx
But I want it to link to this:
http://server.mydomain.com/sites/project/default.aspx
My connection to the TFS is: server.mydomain.com
With my current setup all works fine when I am in the local lan but when I work from home the relative server names won't connect.
Lex
Using fully qualified names to project portal
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Using fully qualified names to project portal
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1. When you first set up the server, the interfaces are only set for http://server locations. This should be fixed in RTM
2. Once you move from http://server to http://server.domain.com, you start moving to a new internet zone which means you have stricter rules that could stop you from connecting.
Right now the only way is to go into the BisDB, tbl_service_interface and modify all http://server to http://server.domain.com. Also, you must ensure that your sql server also is accessible from where you are