Hello, I
read that Domain Controller on beta 3 and RC are no longer supported.
If I want to install TFS on a Domain Controller, It seems I have to use
two 2003 Server.
But I don't understand one which server I have to install the DC, the
prerequisites and TFS, (For Single-Server Deployment)
Does it mean I have :one server for the DC and the
other one for IIS, SQL server 2005, Ms SharePoint Services, and
TFS
Thank's
TFS and Domain Controller
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Frederic01
I don't want to use TFS on a Workgroup.
I have set up Windows Server 2003 with Active Directory and I created all the account I need for TFS.(ex TFSSetup@myDomain). I juste have to join the domain and to set up the prerequisites and TFS server, using the TFSSetup account
Thanks ;)
Mhsn
Yes, for RC and beyond, TFS is not supported on a Domain Controller. You don't need a Domain Controller to run TFS, you can run in workgroup mode. The installation guide has the necessary steps to install this configuration.
Regards,
David
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