Worksheet: Team Foundation Server and SharePoint Products Collaboration

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02/04/2013

You can use the following worksheet to collaborate with the administrator of the SharePoint Products site that will host the Visual Studio Team Foundation Server portal.

Information Required for Initial SharePoint Products Configuration

To set up SharePoint Products to host the team project portal, the administrator for SharePoint Products requires the following information:

Description	Administrator for SharePoint Products requires this information:
Service account of Team Foundation Server (TFSSERVICE)
Account that will be used to install the application tier for Team Foundation
Data sources account of Team Foundation Server (TFSREPORTS)*
Password for data sources account of Team Foundation Server (TFSREPORTS)*
Active Directory group that contains all users of Team Foundation Server who may require access to the team project portal*

*This information is required only for collaboration with administrators of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise or Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise, which require additional configurations for Team Foundation Server dashboard compatibility.

Information Required for Team Foundation Server Final Configuration

To finish configuring Team Foundation Server, the administrator for SharePoint Products must complete the following table and return it to the administrator for Team Foundation Server.

Description	Administrator for Team Foundation Server requires this information:
The root URL for the SharePoint Web application. This URL must include any relative path that is configured on the server that is running SharePoint Products to Team Foundation Server. For example, you could create a Web application on port 80 and use the default managed path for SharePoint Products, which is named "sites." In that case, the root URL for Team Foundation Server would be http://WSSServername:80/sites. In this example, WSSServername is the server name of the SharePoint Products site, 80 is the port number, and /sites is the managed path or site collection under which you want team project portals created.
The URL for SharePoint Central Administration
The name of the enterprise application definition.

The root URL for the SharePoint Web application.

This URL must include any relative path that is configured on the server that is running SharePoint Products to Team Foundation Server.

For example, you could create a Web application on port 80 and use the default managed path for SharePoint Products, which is named "sites." In that case, the root URL for Team Foundation Server would be http://WSSServername:80/sites.

In this example, WSSServername is the server name of the SharePoint Products site, 80 is the port number, and /sites is the managed path or site collection under which you want team project portals created.

The URL for SharePoint Central Administration

The name of the enterprise application definition.

Worksheet: Team Foundation Server and SharePoint Products Collaboration

Information Required for Initial SharePoint Products Configuration

Information Required for Team Foundation Server Final Configuration

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