TFS Administration Tool 2.3 (aka 2013 Version) Now Available
Grant Holliday’s blog - TFS Administration Tool 2.3 (2013) Released
As I did after the last major TFS release, the TFS Administration Tool has been updated to depend upon the TFS 2013 Object Model. You no-longer need Team Explorer 2012 installed to use the tool. It can be installed on machines running either the stand-alone object model (http://aka.ms/TFSOM2013), TFS 2013 or Visual Studio 2013.
This release supports SharePoint groups/roles, thanks to a community contribution. There are no other major functional changed between the release and the previous (2.2) release.
Currently, the MSI in the downloaded ZIP file is flagged by Windows SmartScreen as “unsafe” – based upon the experience of the last release, in about a week, it will build enough “reputation” to be considered safe.
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Team Foundation Server Administration Tool
The TFS Administration Tool allows Team Foundation Server administrators to manage user permissions on all three platforms utilized by Team Foundation Server:
The tool also allows administrators to easily copy user permissions among team projects and to easily identify any missing permissions on any of the three platforms.
- Team Foundation Server,
- SharePoint, and
- SQL Server Reporting Services.
Announcements
December 16, 2013-TFS Administration Tool 2.3 released
We are pleased to announce that the TFS Administration Tool 2.3 has been updated to the Team Foundation Server 2013 object model and it can be installed on machines running either the stand-alone object model or Visual Studio 2013.This release supports SharePoint groups/roles. There are no other major functional changed between the release and the previous (2.2) release.
It is not required to uninstall the previous (2.2) release. Installing this release will update the shortcut to the latest version.
Please download TFS Administration Tool 2.3, and let us know what you think about the tool. In case you run into a bug please open an issue and include either the contents of the "Output" window as an attachment or the contents of the log file saved in the "Logs" folder so that our team can easily reproduce and investigate the problem. Please feel free to remove the confidential information like user accounts, or server names.
I've found this a must have tool for any TFS Admin...
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