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#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 INSTALL#
#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 UPDATE#
#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 UPGRADE#

#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 UPDATE#

After an update to the Microsoft Product Use Rights document, you can now use SQL Server 2008 R2 with TFS 2010: SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 3 (372 MB)Īlthough TFS 2010 shipped with SQL Server 2008, the R2 edition of SQL Server has been subsequently released.(See the bottom of this post for more details if you’re interested)

#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 INSTALL#

If your IT department requires you to use SQL Server 2008 (rather than 2008 R2) it is recommended to install at least SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 2, as it includes a number of important fixes that TFS benefits from. Team Foundation Server 2010 requires SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1 or later (TFS installation will block if you don’t have it installed). Along with all the issues addressed in TFS 2010 SP1 CU2 (KB2643415), it also addresses the XSS vulnerability described in MS12-061. KB2719584 is a cumulative update and replaces previous cumulative updates for TFS 2010 SP1.

Recommended: Team Foundation Server 2010 SP1 Security Update KB2719584 (1.3 MB).

Recommended: Team Foundation Server 2010 SP1 (477 MB).

The following updates must be installed in the correct order: If you’re having trouble getting your product key, you can request a trial extension by following these instructions.

#MICROSOFT TEAM FOUNDATION SERVER POWER TOOLS 2010 UPGRADE#

The trial lasts for 90 days and you Upgrade from the Trial Edition by entering your product key at any time.

Team Foundation Server 2010 RTM (ISO 1,574 MB)Īlthough this is a link to the trial edition ISO, it’s the same bits that are used for the non-trial edition.

Work Item Only View (You can create and view work items that are assigned to you in TFS without having a CAL).

Even Better Access to Team Foundation Server (March 2012) (includes details on: Team Explorer Everywhere no longer needs to be purchased separately, Viewing reports in TFS no longer requires a CAL, Operations Manager users don’t require a CAL to use the connection to TFS).

Microsoft Product Use Rights (WW) (English) (January2012) (from this Product Licensing page).

Visual Studio 2010 and MSDN Licensing White Paper (Aug 2011).

If you have questions about the licensing around Team Foundation Server, you should take a look at the following sources:

Team Foundation Server 2010 Installation Guide (TFSInstall-SP1-June2011.chm).

The version on the web is newer than the version that’s included on the DVD/ISO. This blog post is an attempt at bringing together all the updates that are currently available.įor a new install, you should always start with the latest version of the Installation Guide. Since then, there have been a number of important Service Packs, Cumulative Updates and hotfixes that have been made available based upon internal usage at Microsoft and customer feedback via the support organisation.

Team Foundation Server 2010 was released in April 2010. Grant Holliday has a post thats valuable for any TFS 2010 administrators with a need to verify if you have the latest updates for TFS2010 for maintenance purposes.