Install Done, what's next?!

Install Done, what's next?!

• BeezelDub

  That's correct.
  

• Yeshia

  Well.. I installed TFS using the TFSSETUP user .. which I deleted afterward!
  
  Is there any other way around I still have TFSSERVICE user...
  
  
  

• Ritchy

  So everyone needs VS.NEt 2005 + the TF Client, right
  
  and from that client, depending on my username, I'll have administrative privileges..
  
  
  
  

• Rajah

  it's asking for a login/pwd and I provided mine (which is Domain administrator) and it won't let me in..
  
  
  

• Henri Koppen

  Required by everyone, except for the stuff you can do via web access.
  
  For web access, use Internet Explorer to browse to: http://<Your Team System Server Name>
  
  
  

• guppie

  ok,
  
  I've installed VS.NET 2k5 and the TFS Client and now when I try to connect to my TFS Server, I enter my server's IP and the default port (8080) and it says it can't connect!
  
  when I browse my IE to http://server/ I see the share point services.. but when browsing to http://server:8080 I get a 403 Error (Forbidden)..
  
  Any idea why
  
  

• Philipp Sudholt

  Try browsing to http://server:8080/VersionControl/v1.0/Repository.asmx both from the client machine and the application tier The root folder is not actually readable by anyone, though sub pages should be accessible.
  
  If you can load the page from on the AT, then there's probably a privilege issue like a firewall. If you can't load the page from the AT, there's almost certainly something that went wrong with the install, and you'll probably want to check the AT event log to see what it tells you.
  
  Please let me know if this helps
  
  

• DoubleM

  Great!!
  
  What about administration of TFS... it's done via the TFS Client based on your privileges
  
  

• Steve Falzon

  Kind of - it works like this:
  
  * If you don't have Visual Studio 2005, you can install just the TFS Client. It will look exactly like Visual Studio 2005, but without any of the compiler stuff.
  
  * If you DO have Visual Studio 2005 already installed, you still need to install the TFS Client. In that case, it will integrate seamlessly with your Visual Studio 2005.
  
  In both cases, you'll see a new "Team" menu, and a new item on the "Tools" menu: "Connect to Team Foundation Server". You need to do Tools|Connect to Team Foundation Server once only on each client PC.
  
  

• Gishmibop

  Now you need to install the Team Foundation Client somewhere (not on the server!).
  It's on the same install disc as the Team Foundation Server. Run the same installer, and choose Client Install.
  
  

• JWSUN

  It sounds like you haven't added yourself to the Team Foundation Administrators group or any other group with read access to the Version Control system. Did you run the installation as a different user If so, you need to run TFC as that user first (right-click on Visual Studio, select "Run as...") and then add yourself to the an existing group.
  
  Cheers,
  Adam
  
  

• JohanFr

  Is it required for every people that will be using Team Foundation Server (like all architect/programmers) or just by the admin
  
  

• FiddleStick1

  Where in my Active Directory is that TFAdmin group located
  
  

• Kumar Mridesh

  TFSSERVICE user looks like it won't have the permission (by default) to edit server-level information. However, if you have a user who is in the Administrators computer group on both AT and DT, it should have the permission to add you to the TFAdmin group.
  
  Best of luck!
  
  Edit: Belay that- the Service Accounts group looks like it's in the Administrators group by default, too, so should also pick up those permissions. Try with TFSSERVICE, and, if that doesn't work, with a machine admin
  
  
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