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TFS 2010 Dashboard Permissions when running in SharePoint Server 2010 – Layers & Layers of Security

Posted over 3 years ago

by ChrAd
- 4 Comments
As you may know, my engineering team migrated off of the Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and over to a full enterprise edition of SharePoint Server 2010 (MOSS) in order to utilize the deep integration between TFS & SharePoint. This process is one...
Chris's Blog - Just weedin around Microsoft

Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) – Extending a Volume

Posted over 3 years ago

by ChrAd
- 6 Comments
There are often times where you have a need to expand a LUN when running enterprise systems. This is a trivial action in most cases because you simply add physical drives to the array and then use Disk Management to extend the drive to encompass...
Chris's Blog - Just weedin around Microsoft

TFS Dashboards in MOSS 2010 Return Access Denied for TfsOlapReport to End-Users

Posted over 3 years ago

by ChrAd
- 2 Comments
If you’ve decided to integrate your TFS 2010 infrastructure with Microsoft’s enterprise-ready SharePoint Server 2010 (MOSS) then you are in for quite a store, both good and potentially bad. MOSS is extremely powerful platform that many customers of ours...
Chris's Blog - Just weedin around Microsoft

Soup to Nuts – TFS 2010 Agile Iteration Backlog Workbook utilized in the Real World

Posted over 3 years ago

by ChrAd
- 2 Comments
It seems that many people will get the first iteration backlog workbook working and then they will copy & paste it for future iterations. This is what we started doing until we found out just how messy this really is. The Agile iteration backlog workbooks...