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Installing Team Foundation Server in single Server

Mode (WSS 2.0)


Reza Alirezaei
Email: reza@devhorizon.com
Blog: http://blogs.devhorizon.com/reza
Web: http://www.devhorizon.com

1) Log on to the server using an administrative account (this is the account under which the setup
process will be executed)

2) Install SQL Server 2005 with the following services:

2-1) Mixed authentication mode (SQL and Widnows) - Admin account and sa account.
2-2) Default instance rather than a named instance
2-3) With Reporting Services installed on port 80 - Default Web Site
2-4) SQL Server Analysis Services with automatic start up
2-5) SQL Server Browser service with automatic start up
2-6) SQL Server 2005 Integration Services with automatic start up

Logging in to the database engine using Windows Authentication


Administrator account and sa account are both added as logins
Administrator’s account default mappings

Reporting Services is installed on the Default Web Site (Port 80)


4) Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 hotfix and Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 hotfix (KB913393) that
come with TFS disk.

5) Create two user accounts, one for TFS and the other one for team Foundation Server Reporting
account(svc_tfs and svc_rs_tfs).For more information on how to set up these user accounts please refer
to the following link in the TFS documentation. It is very important that you create these user
accounts and properly use them throughout your installation otherwise you will see multiple
application pools created after TFS installation , SharePoint Admin does not work or you would
experience a broken installation of TFS or RS or WSS due to the connectivity issues.

mk:@MSITStore:C:\Documents%20and%20Settings\Administrator\Desktop\TFSInstall-
v70419.chm::/html/a60da905-fb9e-405e-8407-38e18a9e51a9.htm
6) Install WSS 2.0

Installing WSS 2.0


6-1) Create Administration Site with a new Application pool under svc_tfs user account you created in
step 5.

Installing and Configuring SharePoint Administrative Site


6-2) Create brand new configuration database called STS_Config_TFS.
7) Install WSS 2.0 SP3 included that comes with TFS installation disk.

Installing WSS 2.0 SP3


SharePoint Config Database
A new application pool is created for SharePoint Administrative Site
8) Install TFS

Specifying Team Foundation User Account


Specifying user account used in Reporting Services data sources
Installing TFS
Team Foundation Server is successfully installed
Databases added after TFS is successfully installed
9) Install TFS SP1 from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=A9AB638C-04D2-
4AEE-8AE8-9F00DD454AB8&displaylang=en

10) Verify that TFS server has been properly installed by calling
http://localhost:8080/services/v1.0/Registration.asmx web service as instructed in the TFS
documentation.

Registration.asmx web service to verify the installation of TFS


In the XML returned from web service, verify that the type VSTF exists

11) back up the Reporting Service’s encryption Key

10) Install Other TFS components like Team Explorer, Team Foundation Build, Team Foundation Server
Proxy that all come with TFS CD
VS.NET 2005 after installing Team Explorer
A Team Project named CXTFS
Browsing to a Team Project Called CXTFS
Finally consider couple of things:

1) Don’t install the Team Foundation Server Workgroup Edition if you are planning to scale up your team
to a team more than five users.

2) You can upgrade Team Foundation Server Workgroup Edition to Team Foundation Server:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404848(VS.80).aspx

3) You can move TFS from a Single-Server to a Dual-Server Deployment


http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404854(VS.80).aspx

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