Team Foundation Server Administration Tool

Welcome to the Team Foundation Server Administration Tool Homepage!

The TFS Admin Tool allows a TFS administrator to quickly add users to all three platforms utilized by Team Foundation Server: Team Foundation Server, Sharepoint, and SQL Reporting Services, all through one common interface. The tool also allows administrators to change the current permissions on any of the three tiers, identify any errors, and view all of the users and their permission sets across Team Foundation Server, Sharepoint, and SQL Reporting Services.

View the Requirements for running the TFS Admin Tool

Check out all of the TFS Admin Tool Features .

Also take a look at additional Power Tools from TFS team here including a TFS Best Practices Analyzer.

Announcements

1-24-08-TFS Admin Tool 1.3 Released
This release is an upgrade that works with TFS 2008. In additional has few UI enhancements like Display Name column and additional bug fixes. I want to take the time to recognize the great contributions from Michael (mruminer) and the TFS team for their support.
Download TFS Admin Tool 1.3

1-2-07 - TFS Admin Tool 1.2 Released
This release adds the ability to administer a TFS installation configured to only accept SSL connections. Thank you Oren for your code gift to make this new release possible!
Download TFS Admin Tool 1.2

9-14-06 - TFS Admin Tool 1.1 Released
This is the first community-driven release of any of the Power Toys for Visual Studio! Thanks to everyone who contributed code!
Download TFS Admin Tool 1.1

9-8-06 - TFS Admin Tool 1.1 Release Candidate Available for Community Bug Bashing!
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Join the Development Team

Getting Started with TFS Admin Tool Development

1. Install the following development tools
1. FXCop 1.35 RC 1
2. NUnit 2.2.7
3. WiX 2.0.3719
2. Download the latest source code
3. Steps for Building TFS Admin Tool
4. Steps for Running Verification Scripts

Contributing to TFS Admin Tool

We're looking for developers to join us in the enhancing the tool further.

Feel free to contribute by

1. Either creating new or finding existing bugs or feature requests you want to work on
2. Leave a note in the comments that you're going to investigate this bug (until you have developer rights, you won't be able to assign bugs to yourself)
3. Download the latest sources and create a bug fix
4. Zip up your changes and post them as an attachment to the work item
5. Fill out the Project Assignment Agreement.TIF form and follow the TFS Admin Tool Assignment Agreement Instructions to send it to us.

Note that by posting your submission to the Issue Tracker, you agree to do so under the CodePlex TOU

Join the Community

There are numerous ways you can participate in the TFS Admin Tool community

• Blog about TFS Admin Tool
• Ask and answer questions on the power toy forums
• Submit issues or feature suggestions
• Fix bugs or check in new features - more info coming soon!