Visual Studio Team System User Education

On October 2nd, Thys responded to the article about Team Foundation Server SP1 Beta's support of Basic

We've been working on putting together docs on 4 SP1 features. The documentation team will be ultimately

One of the great new features available in the Team Foundation Server Service Pack 1 Beta is the new

The Team System UE blog has a draft help topic ( Walkthrough: Setting up Team Foundation Server with

SP1 introduces an extranet feature to Team Foundation Server. Before I link you to the details, though,

Step by Step .. 顧名思義就是 一步一步來， 也就是 最適合我這種懶人了... 萬歲 Link to Visual Studio Team System User Education :

We noted that there were some formatting issues in the articles Walkthrough: Setting up Team Foundation

Nice content, Thanks!

For the life of me, I couldn't get the certificate installed on the computers (Build, Proxy, or Client) following these steps.  I just couldn't get the red X and the View Certificate button to enabled in step 5.

If anyone runs into the same problem: what I ended up doing was logging in to the certificate server:

Open Internet explorer

Click "Tools"/"Internet Options" menu

Click "Content" Tab

Click "Certificates" Button

Click "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Tab

Found my entry and selected it

Click "Export...", exported DER format file accessible by the other computers.

On each computer that needs to access the TFS server securely:

Open Internet explorer

Click "Tools"/"Internet Options" menu

Click "Content" Tab

Click C"ertificates" Button

Click "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Tab

Click "Import..." button.

Browse to file exported in above steps.

Follow second half of step 6 onward in the VSTS UE walkthrough.

What's this ISAPI filter thingy you're talking about? Here's some background via links: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916845

Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Visual Studio 2005 clients and Team Foundation Server is scheduled to release

Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Visual Studio 2005 clients and Team Foundation Server is scheduled...

Ever wonder why telnet and ftp are generally considered evil by security conscious admins? That's right,

I recently upgraded my Toshiba Tecra A7 to the RTM versions of Vista and Office 2007, and have been going

Ever wonder why telnet and ftp are generally considered evil by security conscious admins? That's right,

Ugh... after following the "official" walkthrough, I got a TF30059 error.  Everything (SP1, etc.) was working perfectly fine before.  

I have been trying to get TFS to work for over a week now... Please, I want to write code, not admin a server!